Cyclocross bike stores in the Bay Area in California
08-03-11, 05:56 PM
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Cyclocross bike stores in the Bay Area in California
I am having trouble finding an en
Newbie to Cycling and am narrowing down to Cyclocross to due its flexibility for trails and commuting. I live in the bay area in CA and I am looking for entry level bikes - am having a hard time finding any cyclocross bikes to buy, let alone try in the local stores. None seems to have \ stock any. Craigslist has also been very sketchy..I am trying to keep it under a budget of around $1,000.
Any suggestions for local stores would be a big help.
TIA
Newbie to Cycling and am narrowing down to Cyclocross to due its flexibility for trails and commuting. I live in the bay area in CA and I am looking for entry level bikes - am having a hard time finding any cyclocross bikes to buy, let alone try in the local stores. None seems to have \ stock any. Craigslist has also been very sketchy..I am trying to keep it under a budget of around $1,000.
Any suggestions for local stores would be a big help.
TIA
08-04-11, 08:18 AM
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I am having trouble finding an en
Newbie to Cycling and am narrowing down to Cyclocross to due its flexibility for trails and commuting. I live in the bay area in CA and I am looking for entry level bikes - am having a hard time finding any cyclocross bikes to buy, let alone try in the local stores. None seems to have \ stock any. Craigslist has also been very sketchy..I am trying to keep it under a budget of around $1,000.
Any suggestions for local stores would be a big help.
TIA
Newbie to Cycling and am narrowing down to Cyclocross to due its flexibility for trails and commuting. I live in the bay area in CA and I am looking for entry level bikes - am having a hard time finding any cyclocross bikes to buy, let alone try in the local stores. None seems to have \ stock any. Craigslist has also been very sketchy..I am trying to keep it under a budget of around $1,000.
Any suggestions for local stores would be a big help.
TIA
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Check with Mike's Bikes, they are big CX supporters. If you are close to Walnut Creek ask for Kristie, she is great.
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