At my age, if it doesn't have a motor and get me to where I want to go, It ain't worth riding!
(No! I'm not dissing you!)
(No! I'm not dissing you!)
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So how much does a good bike really cost?
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well, I've been riding like a mofo
Doing about 5 miles runs about 4 days a week and on weekends I am going out to my place in the country and riding much longer.
Today I made a 12 mile run with my wife. The terrain is up and down so its pretty intense at times.
Loving it so far.
Doing about 5 miles runs about 4 days a week and on weekends I am going out to my place in the country and riding much longer.
Today I made a 12 mile run with my wife. The terrain is up and down so its pretty intense at times.
Loving it so far.
Just to start up an old thread... I ordered a 2nd bike
This time I got a Trek DS 1
It’s a hybrid bike for street and light off road and will be much faster and more nimble on pavement than my Specialized Rock Hopper is
I still ride it , but mainly at my weekend place where the terrain is more suitable to that type of bike.
This time I got a Trek DS 1
It’s a hybrid bike for street and light off road and will be much faster and more nimble on pavement than my Specialized Rock Hopper is
I still ride it , but mainly at my weekend place where the terrain is more suitable to that type of bike.
What’re you trying to sell?
Because you’re reviving all these old threads to get your post count up.
I have always heard the same.
Another great brand: Giant. I had their "Rincon" for a while and it was excellent. I think it ran about $300.
