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Old 08-08-2018, 09:17 AM  
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Biking Question

I have a Road Bike which I really enjoy riding. I am wanting to branch out a little and take up Gravel and maybe Cyclocross. I have tried MTB, and just didn't care for it.

Any suggestions, tips etc? I am looking at the Salsa Warbird and Trek line of bikes right now.
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Old 02-09-2019, 08:10 AM   #196
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very nice and congrats. I can barely remember when I had no fear on the bike
No doubt. I'll hit some of the stuff he hits, but I pass on a lot of it. He always harasses me about it and tries to talk me into it. I just respond with, "Son, I can't get hurt because I have to go to work on Monday to pay for that bike you're riding."
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Old 04-05-2019, 07:39 AM   #197
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Old 06-01-2019, 09:27 PM   #198
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a little tooting of my horn here... Last weekend I went to opening weekend at Snowshoe Bike Park and met up with youtube content producer Steady Spin and I showed him around... the first part of the video has a bunch of him following me down the technical rooty rock covered Bail Out trail. Check it out:
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Old 06-01-2019, 09:45 PM   #199
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Old 04-26-2020, 08:05 PM   #200
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Alright guys, need some advice on a bike. I started riding an old Trek my father-in-law had, its too small and it’s older. So I’m going to upgrade, and have no idea where to start. Really like the Trek but it’s definitely too small and probably needs tuned up.

I ride on local bike trails in Columbia, MO. Some dirt, some concrete paths, some roads, and some sidewalks. I’m a bigger guy, don’t know if that matters. I’m going to go into the local bike shop tomorrow and pick their brains a little bit. Budget is probably going to be around $500


Looking at a Trek Dual Sport 2 or 3, any thoughts?
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Old 04-26-2020, 08:50 PM   #201
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Dual Sport 2 has an MSRP of $669 on the Trek website, however the bike shop I use always has them for under MSRP but you'd be pushing it to find it for much under $600. If that's a hard max on your budget the FX series may be something you want to look at, the frame geometry on those is likely better suited for the type of riding you're talking about. However, when it comes to dirt, you won't be able to do any hard climbing with the tires on either of those.
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Old 04-26-2020, 08:52 PM   #202
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BTW, you'll get people coming in here and bashing Trek but I've had 3 of their bikes and loved them all. My primary rig is a 2013 CrossRip that I've logged over 4,000 miles on.
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Old 04-26-2020, 09:02 PM   #203
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For some reason I thought the Dual Sport was at $500, so my actual budget is around $700. I doubt I will get into anything that will require real knobby tires, the hybrid tires should be more than adequate. I will probably be on bike paths or roads 90% of the time.

Appreciate the help
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Take some decent test rides on both of them. Oh, and budget for a helmet as well.
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Old 04-27-2020, 06:35 AM   #205
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Take some decent test rides on both of them. Oh, and budget for a helmet as well.
Good idea.


Any suggestions on those?
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I have been seeing some really good deals on the Trek website with closeouts.
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Good idea.


Any suggestions on those?
Never buy used. Most entry level helmets will be around $50-75. If your frame allows it, get at least one bottle cage. You will probably spend another $25 on some type of tire repair kit.
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Good idea.


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Don't cheap out and buy one at Walmart lol...your melon is worth it. I spent around $80 on mine, I believe it's a Cannondale. Just like your bike, find one that fits you comfortably.
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Never buy used. Most entry level helmets will be around $50-75. If your frame allows it, get at least one bottle cage. You will probably spend another $25 on some type of tire repair kit.
I was trying to avoid pointing out that the cost of the bike is just the price of admission...
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Yeah, I learned that the hard way-4 bikes later.
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