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Due to your weight paying extra for a light weight frame is silly. I suggest a steel frame, a used bike from the 70s / 80s would be fine. Spend...
If you are willing to accept a smaller wheel size consider a folding bike, they are easier to transport and store: Strida.com 16" wheels give a...
As far as losing weight, bikes are not really good for that. A bike is very efficient at taking your calories and turning them into motion. The...
"reliably take me to and from where I need to go, and do it fast, too" Fast: A bike is not a car. You put your own energy into it, and the bike...
Not sure, but the picture seems to have vertical not horizontal drop outs. If you are going to buy a new frame make sure it has horizontal, track...
Sheldon Brown is the best source of wisdom: http://sheldonbrown.com/fixed/index.html If your rear dropouts allow the axle to move back and forth,...
Consider a folding bike as they are more practical to transport and store. Downtube, Xooter swift, Dahon, Bike Friday, Birdy, Brompton, Strida...
Montague sells a number of bikes with the same frame type. The CX has a very poor parts package and is in my opinion not worth the money (I am an...
You can upgrade anything, but sometimes it works out cheaper in time and money if you sell the bike and buy one already set up right. You might...
try sheldonbrown.com , see chain line. obviously things like drop out length must be right.
try searching eBay, they might have all the generations.
Bike products are better matched to bikes, Phil Wood sells the best bicycle grease imo. For the hubs and BB I use auto products myself, so the is...
Have a local shop look at it. Take a bicycle maintenance course. sheldonbrown.com or parktools.com If the bike is old the hubs might need...
search on [Vitus 979] for details on the bike. Those pedals are LOOK. They are still in business. Any shoe that is LOOK compatible. Otherwise...
I'm in the USA so I don't know the Au market. My advice is look into taking a bike repair course and/or getting a job at a bike shop. A little...