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Simple bikes for local transport
brucef wrote:
On Nov 28, 4:39 pm, G-S wrote: brucef wrote: If you can come up with a simple bike like this, with maybe 3 or 5 hub gears for under $200 I will buy three. So would I If you can only keep it to around $400 I'd have to keep it to 1 though. The price point is tricky. It falls somewhere between a kmart special at about $150 and a low-end name brand bike with reasonable quality parts, like a giant elwood or upland, which starts at about $400. True, and whilst the Elwood isn't exciting or note worthy it actually works pretty well for general pootling around, and can be adapted for short/medium distance commuting pretty easily. I reckon they would sell like crazy at $200, above $300 it gets a bit dicey. I have to agree... G-S |
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