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Old 03-22-23, 11:01 PM
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Originally Posted by whm1974
I'm going to have to save up more money first as I do not want to get a bike from the local Walmart. They will fall out part if I ride longer distances like I used to. Thought about ordering from amazon but I want and need certain features. Such as quick release wheels along with mounting holes for a cargo rack. But first I need to ride the one I have need to get in shape.
I strongly suggest buying a decent bike from a local bike shop. Not only will the bike perform better over a longer period of time, but you will have support/help with any issues, including swapping out parts to make it fit right for you.
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