Sort of a Newbie
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Sort of a Newbie
Hello Everybody,
Been an avid cyclist back home in my country. I recently moved to US and purchased a Schwinn Sidewinder. Unfortunately, my bike got stolen !!
I'm on the lookout for a cheap but comfortable ride. Can you guys suggest some good bikes for <$150 ? (Don't kill me! I live in a very very tight budget. Barely meets my ends !)
I have been browsing bikeforums for about a couple of weeks, but couldn't find a thread that suggests bikes in this low price range. Most of the advises I got from the forum is to stay away from Walmart bikes, but I don't know whether I can - especially at such a low budget
I am happy to accept second hand bikes if the price range is <$150.
Can you guys suggest something ?
Been an avid cyclist back home in my country. I recently moved to US and purchased a Schwinn Sidewinder. Unfortunately, my bike got stolen !!
I'm on the lookout for a cheap but comfortable ride. Can you guys suggest some good bikes for <$150 ? (Don't kill me! I live in a very very tight budget. Barely meets my ends !)
I have been browsing bikeforums for about a couple of weeks, but couldn't find a thread that suggests bikes in this low price range. Most of the advises I got from the forum is to stay away from Walmart bikes, but I don't know whether I can - especially at such a low budget

I am happy to accept second hand bikes if the price range is <$150.
Can you guys suggest something ?
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From: Northern California
Bikes: Raleigh Grand Prix, Giant Innova, Nishiki Sebring, Trek 7.5FX
Find your nearest bicycle co-op. Find a frame there for yourself and start building your own bicycle under the auspices of seasoned bicycle mechanics. All that would be required for you to do this, would be for you to either volunteer some time at the co-op and/or to pay a small fee towards your membership. You must be a member to build a bicycle.
If you can't do that, then it's to Craigslist you'll have go!
Of course, you're always free to go to Walmart to make your bicycle purchase there, too...
- Slim
PS.
The Denali ain't that bad!
If you can't do that, then it's to Craigslist you'll have go!
Of course, you're always free to go to Walmart to make your bicycle purchase there, too...
- Slim

PS.
The Denali ain't that bad!
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