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Old 08-27-17 | 10:27 AM
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Originally Posted by 3alarmer
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...if you really get into this cycling thing you'll probably want a new bike in a couple of years anyway.
I don't really agree. A carbon bike can last for many years if it isn't crashed. Mine has even been crashed and it is going on 7 years. A strong rider in my group has 95K miles on his Wilier with one repaint. Of course components wear at some level. I have a lot of friends with 5-8 year old high mileage carbon and Al bikes who are good riders who appreciate once a decent bike is purchased, its way more about the rider than the bike.
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