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    slackintide
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    I have a fuji 61cm road bike. I want a hybrid, but don't know if it's cost effective to convert rather than buy a hybrid. Any suggestions?

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  2. boudreaux
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    Originally posted by slackintide
    I have a fuji 61cm road bike. I want a hybrid, but don't know if it's cost effective to convert rather than buy a hybrid. Any suggestions?

    You can turn it into a flat bar,but what it cost depends on how you buy the parts and if you do it yourself.

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  3. slackintide
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    What is a flat bar?

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  4. slackintide
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    Originally posted by boudreaux
    You can turn it into a flat bar,but what it cost depends on how you buy the parts and if you do it yourself.

    What is a flat bar?

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  5. boudreaux
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    Originally posted by slackintide
    What is a flat bar?

    hybrid

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  6. slackintide
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    Originally posted by boudreaux
    hybrid

    I think I could handle tires, handle bars, seat, but i'm not sure I could istall the gears. How technical is it?

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  7. ALAN OBRIEN
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    Originally posted by slackintide
    I think I could handle tires, handle bars, seat, but i'm not sure I could istall the gears. How technical is it?

    check out www.parktool.com and go to repair/help section, that should get you sorted.

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  8. slackintide
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    Originally posted by ALAN OBRIEN
    check out www.parktool.com and go to repair/help section, that should get you sorted.

    Thanks for the help.

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  9. shokhead12
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    I think you better just buy one.

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