How much did you pay for your road bike?
#176
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a tune-up for $123 is ridiculously cheap. I paid nearly 3X on my Bianchi. They thoroughly cleaned the entire bike, checked all the bearings, trued the wheels, replaced pads, dialed in the shifting, new Ultegra chain and replaced a GP 5000 on a spare rim with new sealant. May have to check out REI next time. Been a member for decades.
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I found a bike that fit the sweet spot between what I could afford to pay and the features I wanted. Why does the specific number matter to anyone else?
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Still waiting for “proof of life.”
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~700 Euro for my latest and greatest road bike, some more hundreds went into it since.
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And since the point of the thread was stirring the pot, it seems a good fit, OT.
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It's called 'having a conversation'. To quote Succession "You don't have to say No Comment! Just don't comment.". What thought process led you to post that non-answer on the EIGHT page of the thread?
OT:
~700 Euro for my latest and greatest road bike, some more hundreds went into it since.
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~700 Euro for my latest and greatest road bike, some more hundreds went into it since.
There are some trolls in here who deliberately continue to disrupt the topic, but this wasn't an attempt at trolling. @bbbean gave a legitimate answer, just in his own way.
Hoping that @BillyD will warn them.
Please explain, I'm not sure what you mean.
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This thread is obviously out of gas. And some of you folks might want to curb the harassment.
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