Old 10-12-06, 01:40 PM
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All decisions involve balancing cost, benefit and risk. Upgrading (making small improvements) involves smaller costs and benefits, but there is very little risk of making things worse.

Buying a new bike will cost more all at once, may not improve things and may have cause other problems (like theft risk). Also note that if you use a bike alot even a new bike will likely start to need upgrades as no stock bike is perfect.

If your frame is wrong, the wheel size is wrong, you need a fancy suspension system, or other large changes your best bet is a new bike.
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