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Greetings,
I broke my leg and bike last year on a ride. My one true love a Trek 600.
Now I need a new bike and they are almost impossible to be found. Note to self, stock up on TP and bikes for the next apocalypse.
I did stumble upon a site bworks in st louis. They are selling a Trek 6000 for 200. Having been faithful to my one only bike for so many years I know nothing now about shopping for a new bike
Do they seem reasonsble for the price?
The say they do not know the year, vut it seems to be about 10 tp 15 years old.
I broke my leg and bike last year on a ride. My one true love a Trek 600.
Now I need a new bike and they are almost impossible to be found. Note to self, stock up on TP and bikes for the next apocalypse.
I did stumble upon a site bworks in st louis. They are selling a Trek 6000 for 200. Having been faithful to my one only bike for so many years I know nothing now about shopping for a new bike
Do they seem reasonsble for the price?
The say they do not know the year, vut it seems to be about 10 tp 15 years old.
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So you are going for a very different kind of bike this time around with the 6000. Hard to estimate value without pics. For $200 I would expect a nice bike. I took a look at bworks online- their pricing looks reasonable in general although I did not see the bike you referred to. Good luck!
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You are correct, there are no bikes anywhere!
I went to a bike shop and they showed me something called Gravel?
Sorry for posting in this section it might not be the right one. I would give anything for my old Trek back.
I went to a bike shop and they showed me something called Gravel?
Sorry for posting in this section it might not be the right one. I would give anything for my old Trek back.
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You could start a new thread talking about your old bike and telling people where you live and what size bike you need. They'll find you similar quality bikes.
I have no idea whether this is your size but here's a Trek 1983 620; the price is high but these are generally negotiable:
https://stlouis.craigslist.org/bik/d...122289162.html
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This is like dating after a long term marriage. I am quite afraid of riding a racer actually and until COVID, I was using Divvy bikes on the weekend.
I need a hybrid now, or maybe a tricycle.
Thanks y'all for the help.
I need a hybrid now, or maybe a tricycle.
Thanks y'all for the help.
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What "broke" on the 600?
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Just buy your old bike, if that’s what you really liked. Two 80s Trek 600s and one 630 on eBay right now. Way cheaper then a comparable new bike, this is the CV forum, get the old bike.
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