Cheap full suspension monstrosities. Why ??
- Thread starter Jones
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There's no money in it, but I'd love to have a secondhand bike shop.
Not a shop that caters for people like you and me, just honest secondhand bikes.
It'd be great to see people going to work on bikes I'd sorted.
There was a shop a bit like that in Reading, but the owner was run over riding into work one day. Really sad, he taught me most of what I know about bikes.
Not a shop that caters for people like you and me, just honest secondhand bikes.
It'd be great to see people going to work on bikes I'd sorted.
There was a shop a bit like that in Reading, but the owner was run over riding into work one day. Really sad, he taught me most of what I know about bikes.
i used to sell quite a few second hand bikes through my shop
it was one of the best parts of it , i just love people using bikes to fulfill a purpose and not care about all the stuff that goes along with cycling . they just had a bike because it fit their needs
i find myself spending more time looking at commuting specced bikes and things like xtracycles than i do the expensive shiny stuff
it was one of the best parts of it , i just love people using bikes to fulfill a purpose and not care about all the stuff that goes along with cycling . they just had a bike because it fit their needs
i find myself spending more time looking at commuting specced bikes and things like xtracycles than i do the expensive shiny stuff
orange71":26t0auwh said:
that's me too! (Except not a Kona but a Saracen Kili Flyer. Car's the same though)
Mine actually got more valuable last year - started the year with an empty tank, finished it with the tank full!
1997 car, worth £600. OK, something newer is nice, but not £10000 better!
