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Old 11-07-22, 06:41 PM
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The first thing to do is establish a budget Then, educate yourself. Know what size frame probably fits you. Know what kind of frame material(s) and parts will fit your needs. Understand what make/model of parts are better than others. A good frame with mediocre parts can be upgraded into a good bike. A mediocre frame will always be mediocre, regardless of the parts.
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