upgrading bike
Peanutt
Posts: 229
Hi,
I really love road cycling and although my bike is quite old we get on alright. I don't have a huge budget, in fact I have no budget at all which means a new bike is out of the question. I could however replace the parts with lighter alloy parts, i.e. bars, crank, seatpost etc. I'd also like some ally wheels. My question is, would it be worth it for a bike that must be at least 13 years old? if so would I still be able to get parts that would fit like 1" forks and a six speed rear wheel?
I really love road cycling and although my bike is quite old we get on alright. I don't have a huge budget, in fact I have no budget at all which means a new bike is out of the question. I could however replace the parts with lighter alloy parts, i.e. bars, crank, seatpost etc. I'd also like some ally wheels. My question is, would it be worth it for a bike that must be at least 13 years old? if so would I still be able to get parts that would fit like 1" forks and a six speed rear wheel?
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If it ain't broke don't fix it. Honestly if you are happy with it just keep riding it. If your work do the C2W scheme this may be a way of you getting a new bike for mucho cheapness.0
