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Old 04-24-08 | 01:37 AM
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ridethecliche
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From: The illadelph
Originally Posted by somebadlemonade
Say what you want it's an opinion, you got yours and I have mine. Hell you can race with a 30LBs. mountain bike if you want. In all seriousness the amount of money you spend in a bike can be earned back with the reliability and longevity. If you start out with 105 you never have to upgrade to race in any of the higher levels, but not the highest. And I doubt you are worried about money then, you're going to want the lightest things you can get your hands on.

But then again I could be wrong. The old saying you get what you pay for. If you are just trying to figure out if you even like cycling, what's the point of asking such a question? If that is the question get a Sora or Tiagra groupset bike.
Some people who don't like to race want stuff that feels good.
Some people who like to race realize that they need enough to get by and the rest is their own ability because something can break if crashed.

What I have put in bold above is simply and utterly false, especially if you race. More expensive doesn't mean longer lasting.
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