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Veteran Member ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Advanced Members Posts: 2,640 Joined: 25-December 03 From: Louisville, KY Member No.: 40 ![]() |
Just curious. I recently picked up a Trek 7.5 FX to help me continue to lose weight and to prepare for a true road bike. I also wanted a healthy hobby and lifestyle change. I'm planning on adding a full out road bike late next year (hopefully '09 on clearance) when I'm more competent and know exactly what I want.
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Full NVH ![]() ![]() Group: Moderators Posts: 444 Joined: 16-July 07 From: Grove City, Ohio Member No.: 1,854 ![]() |
I raced BMX until the back surgery this spring. Great way to stay in shape when your over 40. Crashing sucks. Then again, 8 guys over 200lbs, bar to bar, going into the first turn on a fast track is always exciting..... Road bikes are awesome cardio and keep the joints in good shape..... the doc tells me I can ride now, but never race again, and I have to keep BOTH wheels on the ground. Where's the fun in that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bikes and bike parts are just like cars/car parts. If you buy cheap stuff, it won't last. Buy something from a good bike shop. They will fit you to the correct frame, and you won't spend a ton of cash upgrading a low dollar ride. You will get a good bike at a decent price if you stay away from the Dept store stuff. MTB bikes are a good time as well. Just remember NOT to ride beyond your skill level...... just my 2 cents.... |
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