JLaFrance
hello, i guess you can call me a newb, but im looking for any input on any good bikes for about $500-800 dollars. Also, i dont plan on getting a new bike any time soon so it has to last ahwile. Any fuggestions would be helpful.
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keydates
what kind of riding are you planning on doing?
JLaFrance
Originally posted by keydates
what kind of riding are you planning on doing?
moderate - heavy
what kind of riding are you planning on doing?
moderate - heavy
keydates
sorry, I meant what type, ie road, mtb, track...
For road biking:
Bianchi Eros is a pretty good bike for around $800-900.
Jamis Aurora doesn't look too bad either.
There are others, obviously.
For $500-800, you can get a good (although not top of the line) mountain bike.
For road biking:
Bianchi Eros is a pretty good bike for around $800-900.
Jamis Aurora doesn't look too bad either.
There are others, obviously.
For $500-800, you can get a good (although not top of the line) mountain bike.
JLaFrance
Originally posted by keydates
sorry, I meant what type, ie road, mtb, track...
For road biking:
Bianchi Eros is a pretty good bike for around $800-900.
Jamis Aurora doesn't look too bad either.
There are others, obviously.
For $500-800, you can get a good (although not top of the line) mountain bike.
o0o, im sorry, "road biking" if that's what you call it..
sorry, I meant what type, ie road, mtb, track...
For road biking:
Bianchi Eros is a pretty good bike for around $800-900.
Jamis Aurora doesn't look too bad either.
There are others, obviously.
For $500-800, you can get a good (although not top of the line) mountain bike.
o0o, im sorry, "road biking" if that's what you call it..
keydates
There's also hybrids, which are more in your price range.
However, if you are doing moderate/heavy riding, a road bike would be better. They are faster and generally more comfortable on longer rides than hybrids.
However, if you are doing moderate/heavy riding, a road bike would be better. They are faster and generally more comfortable on longer rides than hybrids.
JLaFrance
Originally posted by keydates
There's also hybrids, which are more in your price range.
However, if you are doing moderate/heavy riding, a road bike would be better. They are faster and generally more comfortable on longer rides than hybrids.
ya, im riding an old "huffy aerowind" an dim looking for something alittle nicer,hopefully going to sell the huffy to suplement the cost of the new one. but i just looked up the bianchi and its $1099....
There's also hybrids, which are more in your price range.
However, if you are doing moderate/heavy riding, a road bike would be better. They are faster and generally more comfortable on longer rides than hybrids.
ya, im riding an old "huffy aerowind" an dim looking for something alittle nicer,hopefully going to sell the huffy to suplement the cost of the new one. but i just looked up the bianchi and its $1099....
keydates
hmmm...if you find a model from last year it'll probably be around $800 even if it's new. You can perfectly fine bikes cheap just because they are from the year before. Maybe some other people here can think of good road bikes at this price range...I'm sure there are ones. Most decent road bikes that I can think of though are around the $1000 range...
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