Commuter Bike
Bazman76
Posts: 5
Hi there,
I am looking for a bike to comute to work on, so it has to be reliable, and not overly pretty as I don't want it to get stolen.
Most of my cycling experience has been on mountain bikes so I suppose I'd like to go for on of those (+ there are cobbled sections + a couple of short curts across commons on the way)
I have £350 to spend. No problem getting something used.
If it makes a difference I am 6'3" and 16 stone. What size of frame should I be going for? What other features shouls I look for??
If there is anythinh else you would like to know just ask.
Baz
I am looking for a bike to comute to work on, so it has to be reliable, and not overly pretty as I don't want it to get stolen.
Most of my cycling experience has been on mountain bikes so I suppose I'd like to go for on of those (+ there are cobbled sections + a couple of short curts across commons on the way)
I have £350 to spend. No problem getting something used.
If it makes a difference I am 6'3" and 16 stone. What size of frame should I be going for? What other features shouls I look for??
If there is anythinh else you would like to know just ask.
Baz
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sorry just notived teh sticky.
Can I change the question to, where is the best place to buy a second hand bike?0 -
Don't get a mountain bike for commuting (unless your commute involves some actual mountain biking of course!)0
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Well there are some quasi off road parts (cobbles, parks and commons) + given that I am on the large side I want something quite robust.
But certainly nothing that would even remotely constitute a mountain. What should I be looking for?
thanks
baz0 -
Bazman76 wrote:Well there are some quasi off road parts (cobbles, parks and commons) + given that I am on the large side I want something quite robust.
But certainly nothing that would even remotely constitute a mountain. What should I be looking for?
thanks
baz
quantify "on the large side"please.0