I have never ridden on the road before. Always been a mountain bike person. Wanted to start getting on the road when the trails are muddy. Is this a good deal? I don't have to have the best bike but would like one that isn't too expensive in case I don't really enjoy it but would like a decent bike if I do. It's a 2008 cannondale six13 with tiagra components for 600. What do you think? Keep looking for better deal? Have seen some older bikes with better components but are old ultegra as good as newer lower models? Here's the link. http://dallas.craigslist.org/dal/bik/3728612532.html
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Is this a good deal for a six13?
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I have never ridden on the road before. Always been a mountain bike person. Wanted to start getting on the road when the trails are muddy. Is this a good deal? I don't have to have the best bike but would like one that isn't too expensive in case I don't really enjoy it but would like a decent bike if I do. It's a 2008 cannondale six13 with tiagra components for 600. What do you think? Keep looking for better deal? Have seen some older bikes with better components but are old ultegra as good as newer lower models?
Here's the link.
Its getting old, i'd inspect it in person before handing of any hard earned. -
for 600 its not too bad, but the price is now 750 ?
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