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Buying a bike

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  1. Hello everyone!

    I'm looking for some recommendations as to what bike I
    should buy. I want a mountain bike but I'm unfamiliar
    with the latest technologies and reliability of various
    brands. I haven't ridden a bike in earnest since I
    turned 16 (8yrs) and that was mostly BMX stuff.

    I want to get back into it for transportation purposes
    around my urban/suburban surroundings. I don't need
    anything too fancy, I don't plan to go off road for any
    length of time. I just want something agile, light,
    comfortable.

    If anyone has suggestions as to makes or models I should
    look consider, or specific technologies (suspension,
    brakes, hubs etc.) I should consider or avoid, I would be
    very appreciative.

    Thanks, Jim

  2. Jim S. said:

    Hello everyone!

    I'm looking for some recommendations as to what bike I
    should buy. I want a mountain bike but I'm unfamiliar
    with the latest technologies and reliability of
    various brands. I haven't ridden a bike in earnest
    since I turned 16 (8yrs) and that was mostly BMX
    stuff.

    I want to get back into it for transportation purposes
    around my urban/suburban surroundings. I don't need
    anything too fancy, I don't plan to go off road for any
    length of time. I just want something agile, light,
    comfortable.

    If anyone has suggestions as to makes or models I should
    look consider, or specific technologies (suspension,
    brakes, hubs etc.) I should consider or avoid, I would
    be very appreciative.

    Thanks, Jim

    bbauer.gomen.orgnewbike good place to start

  3. "Jim S." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Hello everyone!

    I'm looking for some recommendations as to what bike I
    should buy. I want a mountain bike but I'm unfamiliar
    with the latest technologies and reliability of
    various brands. I haven't ridden a bike in earnest
    since I turned 16 (8yrs) and that was mostly BMX
    stuff.

    I want to get back into it for transportation purposes
    around my urban/suburban surroundings. I don't need
    anything too fancy, I don't plan to go off road for any
    length of time. I just want something agile, light,
    comfortable.

    If anyone has suggestions as to makes or models I should
    look consider,


    or

    Quoted message said:

    specific technologies (suspension, brakes, hubs etc.) I
    should consider


    or

    Quoted message said:

    avoid, I would be very appreciative.

    Thanks, Jim

    For reviews and such:

    www.mtbr.com

    --

    CP

  4. "Jim S." <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Hello everyone!

    I'm looking for some recommendations as to what bike I
    should buy. I want a mountain bike but I'm unfamiliar
    with the latest technologies and reliability of
    various brands. I haven't ridden a bike in earnest
    since I turned 16 (8yrs) and that was mostly BMX
    stuff.

    I want to get back into it for transportation purposes
    around my urban/suburban surroundings. I don't need
    anything too fancy, I don't plan to go off road for any
    length of time. I just want something agile, light,
    comfortable.

    If anyone has suggestions as to makes or models I should
    look consider,


    or

    Quoted message said:

    specific technologies (suspension, brakes, hubs etc.) I
    should consider


    or

    Quoted message said:

    avoid, I would be very appreciative.

    Thanks, Jim


    Go by a couple local shops.

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