New to bikes - Trek Navigator or 7200?
So, I indisputable to try bicycling again (after about 10 years away from it, but I loved it as a teenager.
I was nervous at the inform on, where they recommended a Navigator, I really like the 7200 though. What other brands should I try
Trek's a cloth brand...so are any other brands sold by real bike stores (read: not rest on stores). Here's a good place to read reviews:
It says Mountain Bike Weigh, but they do roadies and hybrids, too.
Trek's a yard goods brand...so are any other brands sold by real bike stores (read: not determined stores). Here's a good place to read reviews:
It says Mountain Bike Commentary, but they do roadies and hybrids, too.
It says Mountain Bike Commentary, but they do roadies and hybrids, too.
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