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Road Bike

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  1. Hello all, i'v been cycling around my town 2-3 hours a day on a mtb. The tires are huge and are not made for the road. I am looking for a road bike which would fit someone who is about 5'5 and cant spend a whole lot. I get paid $100's a week working at shoprite so price is a huge factor. Thanks for any suggestions! 🙂

  2. sfean said:

    Hello all, i'v been cycling around my town 2-3 hours a day on a mtb. The tires are huge and are not made for the road. I am looking for a road bike which would fit someone who is about 5'5 and cant spend a whole lot. I get paid $100's a week working at shoprite so price is a huge factor. Thanks for any suggestions! 🙂


    I know the feeling. Im a broke college student and looking into road bikes myself. I have been to almost every bike shop around me and talked to different people. The going price for an entry level bike is about $600. I have looked at Giant, Trek, Felt, Bianchi, etc. They all have bikes between $550 and $650. I dont know about you but thats a lot of money for me. Most of these shops do have financing plans from 90 days "same as cash" and 6 months no interest. Basically the same thing just different time limit. So you might check that out. Another thing I guess you can do is convert your MTB to more of a Hybrid bike. Dont quote me on this but I think you can convert your tires and some other parts to more Road style parts which I guess would be cheaper. Some others probably have more info on this though. Good luck though.

    Geoff

  3. sfean said:

    The tires are huge and are not made for the road.

    Have you considered putting a set of slicks on it? That'd be the cheapest thing to make it ride nicer on roads.

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