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I want a bike, but I haven't a clue. Help!

Dinarius · 2008-03-18 09:55:02

I'm male, 48, 5' 10", 12.5 stone, living in south Dublin and I haven't had a bike since I was in my early 20s. I'm looking for something that I can use around town when I don't need the car. I am willing to spend a few Euros if needs be, so don't hold back on the suggestions! ;) Cycling off-road is not a consideration for…

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#32 26-03-2008 7:53pm
Bicyclegadabout

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dmigsy wrote: »

I'd go for one of these. I'm saving for one now!

That's a piece of sex.

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#33 26-03-2008 7:53pm
dmigsy

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niceonetom wrote: »

looks nice.
two words though: BIG LOCK.

Either that or fill the frame with semtex and a remote detonator :eek:

Plus I'm just moving my house insurance to allianz. Decent cover for your bike even when it's out and about.

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#34 05-04-2008 8:18pm
Dinarius

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Bought the Trek 7.3 the other day and I love it!

Been out every evening and feel great after 30 or 40 minutes of rambling.

Compared to bikes I've owned in the past it's liike gliding over the road.

Thanks for the advice.

D.

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