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Originally Posted by bobbyl1966
I have one old mountain bike trek 830 antelope. Is weight no remember good buy maybe is 32 pounds or 35 pounds. is was 7 speeds freewheel i think i do 9 speeds cassette. but maybe not worth that is so heavy bike? i have five bikes like that one TT the others road bikes but only one is 1987 is ready to ride, the others need some work. and all bikes is bigger sizes than the size is okay for me. Is worth i sale all my bikes and i buy one newer bike? and what is your opinions carbon fiber aluminum or steel?
If the bikes don't fit, I'd sell them and buy one that really suited you. Oversized bikes will lead to discomfort and probably less riding (riding in pain is no fun.)

Also, as Doctor Morbius notes, upgrading old bikes can cost more for less return than buying a good used bike that already has the good stuff. By the time you fixed up all your old bikes, you'd have spent a lot of money and would be stuck with a bunch of old, heavy bikes that didn't fit you.

Sell whatever you don't ride and buy something you will ride.
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