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Old 09-15-23 | 12:03 PM
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abdon
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Originally Posted by Atlas Shrugged
Then buy it and put it in your basement, shed or garage where everyone else stores their old bikes! There are thousands of examples like this, and this may be a great opportunity for an enterprising individual. As the world moves away from oil and, correspondingly, plastic, this collection of old bikes will appreciate and create great wealth for those with insight. Perhaps a group could corner the market on old bikes artificially driving up demand and precipitating a rush on these types of bikes. Time for someone to take the leap and you could be that person..
A: Not my size.
B: That space is already occupied by other bikes that are my size.

My point was not that it must be saved at all costs, my point is that people, today, are dropping $300 on a brand new big box store bike that according to industry surveys they won't ride for more than 25 miles. This $40 bike can run circles around brand new big box store entry level bikes at a fraction of the cost. And probably weights the same.
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