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How to Determine How Much to Spend on a Bike
How to Determine Which Type of Bike to Buy
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How to Buy a Bicycle
How to Determine the Correct Saddle Height for Your Bike
How to Buy a Road Bike
How to Buy a Used Bike
How to Upgrade Your Bike
How to Buy a Bike Indoor Trainer
How to Buy a Bike Computer
How to Set Up Your Road Bike for Racing
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How to Ride a Bicycle
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Summary: In order to buy a bicycle, determine what the bike will be used for, how much to spend and then take several bikes on test rides. Buy a bike with tips from the staff of a full service bicycle shop in this free video on bikes.
Gregg's Cycles is a full service bicycle shop. Their knowledgeable staff are well versed in everything from mountain bikes, road bikes, and training equipment to helmets, rain gear,...read more
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"Hi. They say once you learn how to ride a bike you never forget. But, not everyone knows how to buy a bike. I'm Mukie Maxwell from Gregg's Green Lake in Seattle and we're going to go over a few basics on how to buy a bicycle. So first things first, think about what you're going to be doing with your bicycle. Are you going to be commuting on it? Are you going to be using it mainly for fitness, recreation? Are you going to be going mountain biking? So first things first, think of what you really want to mainly be doing and look at those bikes first. But the most important thing is to just go down to your local bike shop and designate an hour, hour and a half to just try out a few different bicycles, few different brands, models, a few different price points and just try to get an idea of what's going to work for you. Because once you go out on a few test rides, things really do start to clear up. These have been a few ideas on how to buy a bicycle. I'm Mukie Maxwell from Gregg's. Have fun."
eHow Article: How to Buy a Bicycle
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