So you’ve decided to invest in a new bicycle, but it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the number of options available to you. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your ride or are just starting out, buying a new bicycle can be easy as one, two, three. One – Decide what kind of bicycle sounds most suited to your needs. A road bike is typically lighter and has skinny, smooth tires and a curved handlebar. These bikes are good for anyone looking for speed on pavement. Mountain bikes have wider, treaded tires and suspension system for absorbing the shock of a rough ride. A hybrid bicycle offers the best of both worlds. It allows for smooth riding on pavement, with a more comfortable sitting up position, and is equipped to handle some mild off-roading such as dirt paths. Commuter bikes are becoming increasingly stylish workhorses in the cycling community. They are…
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