Hi! I'm new to biking. I checked out a couple of bike and like Trek 7500. Does anybody know the
place with the best deals on it? And anything related or course. Thanks a lot. Max.
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Max said:
Hi! I'm new to biking. I checked out a couple of bike and like Trek 7500. Does anybody know the
place with the best deals on it? And anything related or course. Thanks a lot. Max.Where do you live? If you're new to biking, you ought to visit a good local bike shop. They can help
you select the right bike, and get you properly fitted.What kind of riding are you going to do?
Art Harris
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Max said:
Hi! I'm new to biking. I checked out a couple of bike and like Trek 7500. Does anybody know the
place with the best deals on it? And anything related or course.Trek bikes are sold through dealers. You can find a local dealer by visiting
trekbikes.comtrekbikes.comOpen ↗There are a lot of Trek dealers so you can price shop by calling around and visiting multiple shops.
--Paul
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Hi! I'm new to biking. I checked out a couple of bike and like Trek 7500. Does anybody know the
place with the best deals on it? And anything related or course. Thanks a lot. Max.Find a good Local Bike Shop, it will save you money in the long run.
C.Q.C.
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Quoted message said:
Hi! I'm new to biking. I checked out a couple of bike and like Trek 7500. Does anybody know the
place with the best deals on it? And anything related or course. Thanks a lot.The differences in price from one dealer to the next may be considerably less than the differences
in quality of assembly, after-sale service, ability to properly fit it to you etc. Best bet is to
find a shop you feel comfortable with, particularly a place you'll feel comfortable going back to if
something isn't quite right. By far the most expensive bike you can buy is the one that sits in the
garage instead of being ridden. A good shop will make a big difference in keeping you *on* the bike
and having fun!--Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles chainreactionbicycles.comchainreactionbicycles.comOpen ↗
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