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December 17th, 2009
Buy a bike via the internet
I'm thinking of buying a bike, or maybe just the frame, over the internet. Any
ideas or suggestions?
Not buying the frame on the internet.
im with spade.if you do do your homework.sometimes,depending on were you live you might not have much choice.good luck.burn fat not gas.livestrong
I guess the main problem is that a 55cm frame is not the same dimensions among different manufacturers and even between models of the same manufacturer.
I just ordered a frame through my dealer who took all of my fit info and compared that to the different sizes. I doubt you'll find an internet company that's willing to do that for you. I really try to get things locally whenever possible because you really can't take your bike to an internet company for repairs. I've heard several people complain how their shop went under because everyone shopped on the net. With the shop gone, getting things adjusted and fixed became a real issue.
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