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What kind off bike you after for £250 a mtb or shopping bike ,hybrid bike .
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I'm no expert on bikes, so any tips are appreciated! I don't want a MTB as I'd be mostly cycling around London streets. Hybrid or road would be ideal but understand if road is a little out of my price bracket. I've seen some vintage racers in my budget but wonder if they'd be too much upkeep for a bike newbie?
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• #4
Vintage bikes are nice more character you definitely going to enjoy it more and are headturners if you buy a 1990 onwards steel you can upgrade to any modern groupsets because off the rear dropouts spacing 130mm .here are a couple off my 1990s bikes before and after . And doing repairs are not difficult lots off YouTube videos.
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I've just dragged this out of shed. It's currently single speed with pretty much new chain and freewheel. Easy gear gets me around crystal palace. As is £150. I could put 1×10 gears off my now retired commuter on it for another £100.
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• #6
Nice, love the look of that Pinarello. I'd love a bike like that but it definitely looks out of my price range.
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That was not cheap it was brand new when my mate bought it was bought and never used found in s garage inside a bike bag covered in spider webs.my koga the raspberry pink bike was a one owner barn find only cost me £90
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This Raleigh I picked up from the rubbish dump had no wheels and was running down tube shifters bought some 2nd hand campagnolo wheels and a pair off 9 speed sora sdi shifters and cassettes and chain got it up and running for £200
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Hi, looking for a bike just to cycle around locally. I'm currently living in West Norwood and would love to pick up a bike locally, near Tulse Hill, Herne Hill, Streatham, Crystal Palace, etc. It's very hilly locally so looking for something with gears. I'm 5'11 so looking for a large-ish bike.