please help me find the right bike, i dont want to spend money on something that wont last long or will cost too much! im looking for a "comfort" type bike. basically a hybrid! i dont care about its weight, since i know that hybrids are not meant to be easily transported. i want it to commute back nd forth from college, but i would also love to use it on camping trips. i like any color, except the girly ones..lol! o yeah and im a fan of the white inline on the tires. i need one that has gears on it for when i need to excercise, and keep the price reasonable while, getting reasonable quality. i dont know much about bikes, but i am excited to get one. i reside in los angeles california, if anyone knows any good places here to check the bike out. names and brands should do though! thanks alot!
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im in the market for a new bicycle, any suggestions?
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UncleKenny
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Check out the Trek Navigator, Giant Sedona, and the Diamondback Serene online (links below). It's a good place to start.
You can enter your zip code in each of their websites to search for a dealer. Go to a few shops before deciding and ride as many as possible asking the salesperson to show you the features. Look for quick release wheels (in case of flat), suspension seat-post or fork, and test the different shifting styles if available.
Good luck with the white-walls, though. You'll probably have to ask the dealer to swap out the original tires for a fee.
You can enter your zip code in each of their websites to search for a dealer. Go to a few shops before deciding and ride as many as possible asking the salesperson to show you the features. Look for quick release wheels (in case of flat), suspension seat-post or fork, and test the different shifting styles if available.
Good luck with the white-walls, though. You'll probably have to ask the dealer to swap out the original tires for a fee.
UncleKenny
New member
Check out the Trek Navigator, Giant Sedona, and the Diamondback Serene online (links below). It's a good place to start.
You can enter your zip code in each of their websites to search for a dealer. Go to a few shops before deciding and ride as many as possible asking the salesperson to show you the features. Look for quick release wheels (in case of flat), suspension seat-post or fork, and test the different shifting styles if available.
Good luck with the white-walls, though. You'll probably have to ask the dealer to swap out the original tires for a fee.
You can enter your zip code in each of their websites to search for a dealer. Go to a few shops before deciding and ride as many as possible asking the salesperson to show you the features. Look for quick release wheels (in case of flat), suspension seat-post or fork, and test the different shifting styles if available.
Good luck with the white-walls, though. You'll probably have to ask the dealer to swap out the original tires for a fee.