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Which Bike would be good for a beginner?? |
I'm looking to do about a 50/50 split of road and trail riding. My friend said to get a hardtail and he does about the same amount of riding. My local bike shop (CycleCraft in Morris county NJ) had a Scott Voltage YZ3 and a Trek 4300. Of the two, which has the better features? I was also looking at some Giant bikes and Fisher bikes online. Are the two that my shop has in stock worth looking at or should I also pursue finding a place with some Giant/Fisher bikes?? anyone with training wheels Your size and weight affect the answer quite a bit. A bike like the Trek 7000 or 7300 are very good fits for up to medium sized adults and teenagers. If you intend to go longer distances (50+ miles) or serious climbing, you may find it cheaper to own two bikes. http://www.roadbikereview.com/ a barbie hot pink one with sparkling training wheels, and with confetti hanging off of the handles my childhood....it seems like it was just yesterday when............................. Beginner? Try one with training wheels! Thats how we all learned! Giant Rainier, Trek Fuel,Kona Stuff, Trek 4300 ( add something like a Marzocchi suspension from Blue Sky Cycling website ----www.blueskycycling.com) are cool bikes. Get a bike with SRAM 9.0 w/ matching shifters, Hayes disc brakes, Race Face crankset, Avid Juicy 9 brake levers, and Mavic disc-compatible rims---- |
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