Paul D wrote:
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If you don't want to spend much money, get the old one mended. And a bigger
chainring fitted if you think the gears are too low.
ps, I think your stereotype road bike rider is rather wide of the mark
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Paul D wrote:
<snip>
If you don't want to spend much money, get the old one mended. And a bigger
chainring fitted if you think the gears are too low.
ps, I think your stereotype road bike rider is rather wide of the mark
Simonb said:If you don't want to spend much money, get the old one mended. And a bigger
chainring fitted if you think the gears are too low.
I don't mind spending the money, if it will enhance the cycling experience, but
it's utterly confusing.
The advice I got at the LBS is quite contrary to what I got here.
And I'll bet if I went to another LBS, I'd get different advice again 🙁
Quoted message said:ps, I think your stereotype road bike rider is rather wide of the mark
It's an observation thing, isn't it.
You see someone bent forward on drop bars, hooning accross red lights after
squeezing between you and the bus waiting there, but don't notice the other road
bikers patiently waiting behind you.
Paul D said:
The advice I got at the LBS is quite contrary to what I got here.And I'll bet if I went to another LBS, I'd get different advice again
🙁
Where roughly are you based and perhaps we can recommend some good shops
to try. As always there are good shops which will aim to sell you a
bike for your needs and bad shops which will aim to sell you a bike for
their needs. You might even find a local bike buddy to come along and
help you choose.
Tony
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