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Old 01-30-22, 10:14 AM
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RustyJames 
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I’m a utility bike fan and I agree with the people here recommending a Raleigh 3-speed or a 70s era Schwinn with an upright riding position. A Schwinn would probably be easier to find in a larger size and they were equipped with fenders when new. Alloy wheels are recommended since braking will be better in the wet.

See if there is a bike co-op near you. They may have bikes for sale at a reasonable price and if you’re not handy doing your own maintenance they can help with that too.
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