new to gears
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new to gears
i started riding about 2 years ago with a track bike, and now i'm looking into getting a multi-geared bike. nothing too expensive. is something that is like 1x9 or 7 good or should i look into something with more gears? just recommend me a quality low cost starter bike please
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Depends what kind of riding you're going to do and how much $$ you have. Go to a bike shop, look around, and test ride.
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i started riding about 2 years ago with a track bike, and now i'm looking into getting a multi-geared bike. nothing too expensive. is something that is like 1x9 or 7 good or should i look into something with more gears? just recommend me a quality low cost starter bike please
I assume you're thinking drop bar road bike?
New, from a shop, a decent one with sora/tiagra(I much prefer minimum tiagra shifters for ergo) components starts around $7-800. I'd highly recommend getting one with a carbon front fork.
Trek 1.2
Fuji Roubaix
Specialized Allez
Many, many others, all depends on what your LBS deals in.
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