Old 08-09-12, 03:10 PM
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kyle6286
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Originally Posted by SlimRider
Always try to buy from a LBS, if you can. In doing so, you'll be able to personally test ride the bicycle for comfort level assessment and you'll most likely get a period of time for free mechanical adjustments. You'll also most likely get a lifetime bicycle frame warranty. It will at the very least, be longer than just one year.

And yes. A 25 mile drive is definitely worth a test ride with a Coda!

Most likely you won't regret it!
Hmm, well this retailer is offering the Coda Sport for $476 and they're throwing in a free tune up and one year warranty. I didn't know that bigger stores don't offer test rides. I'd love to shop at a local shop and help them out, but saving close to $100 also sounds good Maybe I'll check out both and see what I like best.

Thanks again for your help!
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