Is this an ok bike to start on?
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Is this an ok bike to start on?
hey, im new to the forum and wanted to know if this would be a good bike to start on,
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/bik/3352774811.html
thanks guys!
https://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/bik/3352774811.html
thanks guys!
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From: Central Michigan University/ GR, MI
Bikes: BMX, fixed gear
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We win all charity rides
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From: Central Michigan University/ GR, MI
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Obviously NOT. As most forum members are form the USA the PROPER way to do this is to spend a few grand on a carbon road bike then maybe another grand on pedals, shoes, proper attire and helmet. THEN you can start out right and give someone else a good bargain when you give up and park the thing in the garage and sell it in a few years 
Really, if you're just starting out then YES, buy a cheap bike that fits you and does what you want it to do. Ride it for a while and then if you catch the bug upgrade to something better.
Go for it dude. For 25$ ride it for a week and then donate it to charity if you don't like it.

Really, if you're just starting out then YES, buy a cheap bike that fits you and does what you want it to do. Ride it for a while and then if you catch the bug upgrade to something better.
Go for it dude. For 25$ ride it for a week and then donate it to charity if you don't like it.
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We win all charity rides
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From: Central Michigan University/ GR, MI
Bikes: BMX, fixed gear
Obviously NOT. As most forum members are form the USA the PROPER way to do this is to spend a few grand on a carbon road bike then maybe another grand on pedals, shoes, proper attire and helmet. THEN you can start out right and give someone else a good bargain when you give up and park the thing in the garage and sell it in a few years 
Really, if you're just starting out then YES, buy a cheap bike that fits you and does what you want it to do. Ride it for a while and then if you catch the bug upgrade to something better.
Go for it dude. For 25$ ride it for a week and then donate it to charity if you don't like it.

Really, if you're just starting out then YES, buy a cheap bike that fits you and does what you want it to do. Ride it for a while and then if you catch the bug upgrade to something better.
Go for it dude. For 25$ ride it for a week and then donate it to charity if you don't like it.





