View Single Post
Old 02-19-08 | 07:38 AM
  #15  
adpostel
Junior Member
 
Joined: Jan 2008
Posts: 8
Likes: 0
From: Seabrook, TX
OK, we have looked and looked and looked, and I have ridden most of the options in my price range from my local bike shop. I have changed my mind about 4 times already as to which bike was right for me. I came to the conclusion that too many people were telling me different things at Sun and Ski Sports. The second time I was in there, I was being pushed to purchase a non suspension 29"er cyclocross bike. I mean I haven't even had any saddle time for the past ten years. I left, as to not spend 550 dollars on my first real bike. I went back to the other Bike Shop to show my wife the comfort bike that I knew she would like, and the salesman told me to go ahead and take a ride with her on the first bike I rode about 2 weeks ago. So we rode a pair of the 2008 Specialized Expeditions. She really enjoyed the feel and fit of the bike, and I was reminded of how comfortable riding that thing was. The components shifted very nicely (Shimano Alevio), the adjustable suspension was great, the seats were comfy, the tires were a good tread, not too slick, and not too aggressive, I can go up and down curbs easily, ride through grass, gravel, and dirt easily, and not have to worry about flatting a tire on a rock or limb in the road. I think were gonna grab a pair of these this week, and know that if I excel in the cycling world any further than a comfort bike. Like if I decide to start riding 20 plus miles at a time after a while, then I can upgrade to another faster and more sporty bike. And for the price, right at 300 bucks a piece, I couldn't find a more comfortable and enjoyable bike.
http://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?spid=32563

Tell me what you think please.....
adpostel is offline  
Reply