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Advice on buying a bike for college

25-08-2012 5:52pm

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#2 26-08-2012 4:03pm

yer man!

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I too would like to know the answer to OP's query? what type of bike would even be most appropriate? hybrid/racing?

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#3 26-08-2012 4:25pm

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You'll struggle to find a decent racer for the budget you are talking about. May be worth considering a fixie/single speed if your journey is relatively flat - you'll probably get the best value out of something like that with drop-bar options available (and easy/cheap maintenance, with less to go wrong than on a multi-speed bike)

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#4 26-08-2012 5:46pm

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Not a lot of knowledge to do with bikes but I would suggest something not too flashy that will attract an attention of a would be bike thief.

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