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How to Determine Which Type of Bike to Buy

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Summary: When determining which type of bike to buy, figure out what type of riding you'll be doing and what you'd like to accomplish. Purchase the right bike with tips from a bike mechanic in this free video on bicycles.

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By Jeff Moesch
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Jeff Moesch has been working in the bicycle industry for nearly 10 years. He started working in Seattle, Washington for various bicycle repair companies in the late 90's. Moesch worked...read more

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"Hi this is Jeff at the Two Wheeler Dealer, today I'm going to talk with you about what to consider when shopping for a new bike, and which type of bike to purchase. The main thing is to figure out what type of riding you're going to do and what you'd like to accomplish as far as your riding. You know, there's definitely two different categories would be off-road or a mountain bike or on-road would be like a road racing bike, and then there's many many different bikes that fall in between those two. This bike would be a prime example of that. This would be considered a hybrid bike or a comfort bike. It's going to take a few of the aspects of each road and mountain and combine them into a good recreational use, general purpose bike. They tend to have more upright handle bars for upright riding position. Usually they come with an adjustable stem as well as a suspension fork and suspension seat post. This particular hybrid is equipped with twenty-six inch wheels, which is the same size as a mountain bike. It would be suitable for light off-road use. As where you can also get hybrids with a seven hundred seat wheel, which is the same a road bike, which is going to equate to quicker rolling on the street, however, a little less durability off-road. And these are just some of the things to consider when determining which type of bike to purchase."

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