NEXT bike weight limit?

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So i am looking to replace a bike that was stolen from my house. i am a seriously poor college student, and am looking at a cheap bike for myself and bf. we are both heavier people, and would like to ride a bike to build up leg muscle (and its more fun than running). can anyone tell me the weight limit on a NEXT women's bike. please no rude answers. thank you
any recommendations, i am on the broke side and looking for something cheap to ride around the lake or campus? thnx
 
Where I live, a mountain bike would be recommended

But do check with the manufacturers of the brands you are likely to buy
 
A next bike is not worth buying. The full suspension on those bikes will eat up any energy you put into the pedals and they are made for people that weigh 140-170 lbs on the mens version. You will be much better off getting a good used hard tail bike.

Sounds like Mr Help works for Walmart.

Look on th local ebay and craig's list for a bike for sale. That way you can check it out and don't have to worry about shipping. Also check Goowill and Salvation Army stores for used bikes. I have seen some good deals.
 
i would suggest wal mart stay away from overpriced bike shops if you not into wasting money i also suggest the mongoose over the next if you can afford it as far as weight i've seen people over 250 ride these but you should try to get a mongoose or schwinn instead of a next brand just as an upgrade but i think if you ignore the ones trying to sell you bike on here ands buy what you can afford
 
A next bike is not worth buying. The full suspension on those bikes will eat up any energy you put into the pedals and they are made for people that weigh 140-170 lbs on the mens version. You will be much better off getting a good used hard tail bike.

Sounds like Mr Help works for Walmart.

Look on th local ebay and craig's list for a bike for sale. That way you can check it out and don't have to worry about shipping. Also check Goowill and Salvation Army stores for used bikes. I have seen some good deals.
 
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