Is buying a used bike a good idea?

Buying a used bike is a terrific option if you want to save a lot of money. Take your time deciding the bike you want because there will always be alternatives. Test drive it, go through all of the gears and listen to all of the sounds. Also, double-check all of the papers.

Should I buy a second hand bike for commuting?

Since the commuting is confined to only 15 km/day mileage shouldn’t be a major issue unless you stress it. If you have a chance of moving out of your current location for job or higher Ed in the near future, then go for a second hand bike which is not older than 3 yrs and has decent mileage on clock.

Is the new Peloton bike+ worth the price?

For those with the budget and for those beaten down by shelter-in-place maybe the new Peloton Bike+ is a deserved splurge. At $2,495 it still undercuts the wave of “smart bikes” hitting the market. Many of those such as the Tacx Neo Bike and Wahoo Kickr Bike sell for well over $3,000.

Buying used is a great way to save money on your dream bike, especially with sites like Craigslist, eBay, and our own Classifieds section, but buying used can come with its own set of pitfalls. We’re here to help you figure out which method is best for you.

Why should I buy my motorcycle from my local shop?

Your friendly mechanic is always on hand to offer advice or have long conversations about the latest kit or recent race results. Spending in your local shop ensures they can continue to survive, and also means you’ll have a much simpler and easier time of it if your new bike does break down.

How many bikes should you have?

The right number of bikes to have is N + 1, according to a well established saying in the cycling world, where N = the number of bikes you currently have. Because the thing is, there’s always a new bike to tempt you. So if you’re looking for a reason to justify your purchase, let us help.