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Hey Panda1. Glad it worked out, welcome to LuFGuSS, 1st round is on you if meet-ups ever happen again ;)
I don’t think @johnnettles2 or @Lolo were being rude, just bantering maybe. It happens a lot around here.
@DoubtfulAce posted a helpful video so you can learn what each bike part is called, makes life easier.
@edscoble also gave you some good advice. Viking bikes are economical entry-level bikes, so their parts won’t work as nicely or last as long as more expensive bikes and parts. Going to a local bike shop with good reviews and getting their advice and possibly a basic service can save you money and a lot of hassle down the line.
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Haha I will treat you to KFC!
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Indeed, I have watched a little due to time and stuff but I will continue watching
and remembering all the lessons in the video when I am free of other things.I want an electric bike(I think they are the best and newest of bike types) but it is expensive. I will look into electric bikes more and compare them and every bicycle type with each other. I have just gotten a basic service(I assume basic service & and general service are the same) done 3 weeks ago. I can cycle faster and smoother after getting a basic service done!
Panda1
@johnnettles2 Idk what you are trying to say but it feels like you are being rude. If you guys are, don't be rude.