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jm3 wrote:Anyone have ballpark figure for shipping a bike down seeing a nice one on eBay but worried about the shipping cost
nick639 wrote:Need some help choosing my first proper road/mountain bike guys..
Areas that i'll be riding is the normal chaguramas/golf course/radar dome and ato boldon to freeport roads. So from there I gathered that a straight road/speed bike wouldn't work well for this.
Would really like a bike that can last me long with all the necessities to keep me well equipped for most terrains in case i want to try new stuff..
I know the most popular places to go are geronimo's and mike's bikes but i would like some recommendations on the type of bike/ cheaper bargain places and model of some options to consider when choosing the bike.
Any help would me greatly appreciated... Thankss
MG Man wrote:bought a price smart schwinn last december
use it to crash into a dry river bed in chaguaramas trail in March....no damage to the bike...also ride around ato boldon stadium and the road between Ato Boldon and the Cricket Academy....no complaints...cost me 2,200 I think, had it serviced by Brent Edmund in Couva...not too keen on the twist-grip shifter but for a complete novice on a budget, I have no real complaints
nick639 wrote:Need some help choosing my first proper road/mountain bike guys..
Areas that i'll be riding is the normal chaguramas/golf course/radar dome and ato boldon to freeport roads. So from there I gathered that a straight road/speed bike wouldn't work well for this.
Would really like a bike that can last me long with all the necessities to keep me well equipped for most terrains in case i want to try new stuff..
I know the most popular places to go are geronimo's and mike's bikes but i would like some recommendations on the type of bike/ cheaper bargain places and model of some options to consider when choosing the bike.
Any help would me greatly appreciated... Thankss
nick639 wrote:Need some help choosing my first proper road/mountain bike guys..
Areas that i'll be riding is the normal chaguramas/golf course/radar dome and ato boldon to freeport roads. So from there I gathered that a straight road/speed bike wouldn't work well for this.
Would really like a bike that can last me long with all the necessities to keep me well equipped for most terrains in case i want to try new stuff..
I know the most popular places to go are geronimo's and mike's bikes but i would like some recommendations on the type of bike/ cheaper bargain places and model of some options to consider when choosing the bike.
Any help would me greatly appreciated... Thankss
metalgear2095 wrote:I tired fall in chag. All that in it. Thank God nothing serious. I get your point though as I haven't ridden in a while.
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PapaC wrote:The falls help. So when you fall in the future you know how to throw your frame and brace yourself.
All those falls when I was smaller probably made sure i didn't die coming down Fort George.
MG Man wrote:plus after breakin mihass in chaguaramas in March, I was down and out for a couple months, and haven't really gotten back up to speed yet...I'd have hated to crash on a spiffy new 5k fancy bike and faced costly repairs....I don't believe in buying above your skill level in any hobby
MG Man wrote:lol yeah I saw it coming...I went from 'fk this not gonna end well' straight to 'maaa, why does it hurt when I breathe'
The helmet definitely did its job, that's for sure. The tuck and roll resulted in me falling on my shoulder and elbow, which is what caused the chest injury (still better than the large stones in the river bed).....But yeah, definitely body armour the next time around....I bought some cheal knee, elbow and wrist pads in Walmart. Those should keep the rest of me ok
tr1ad wrote:MG Man wrote:bought a price smart schwinn last december
use it to crash into a dry river bed in chaguaramas trail in March....no damage to the bike...also ride around ato boldon stadium and the road between Ato Boldon and the Cricket Academy....no complaints...cost me 2,200 I think, had it serviced by Brent Edmund in Couva...not too keen on the twist-grip shifter but for a complete novice on a budget, I have no real complaints
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