entry level bikes w/ 9spd
07-18-04, 11:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Panoramic
which bikes do you know of have a 9spd at the back and cost the least? Thanks
in good to fair condtion should be considered. (Very often
way less than $50 for very nice used bike)
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Originally Posted by Panoramic
which bikes do you know of have a 9spd at the back and cost the least? Thanks
07-18-04, 11:52 AM
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When I looked a couple of months ago, an entry level 9-speed at the back is around the $800 mark, normally with mostly Tiagra components with the main differentiators being things like a carbon fibre fork and a 105 rear derailleur. The most commonly found examples are going to be the Trek 1200, Giant OCR2 and Specialized Allez Sport.
I've been told that a good time to get a bike is just after the '05 bikes come out because then all the '04 bikes will be on sale. It all depends on how long you want to wait.
I've been told that a good time to get a bike is just after the '05 bikes come out because then all the '04 bikes will be on sale. It all depends on how long you want to wait.
07-18-04, 12:07 PM
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