First tri

>>41430118
price range???

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also just bought a trek 2x as a starter bike. it has worked really well for me so far

>>41430164
*trek fx 2

>>41430155
Was hoping for like $200-$300

>>41430118
the kid in that picture is just agape at the thought of sucking on all of those bananas within a 7 day period

>>41430118
>Not doing GOMBAD (Gallon of Mashed Banana A Day)
Feels Bad Primate

>>41430391

I got my motobecane for 80

>>41430118

Used bike

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>>41430118
>>41430391

Try to buy one that has a light frame (I think it's aluminum?) and also make sure it has a good mechanism for shifting gears (Shimano gearbox for example). Braking system doesn't make that much of a difference (V-brakes are just ok). Also buy one that has only front suspension. Additional things like bike legs, lights, speedometers, bells.. are imo unnecessary and just drive the price up.

Cheaper bikes always have heavy frames and absolutely total garbage transmission and brakes. So I would recommend buy a basic bike with things I mentioned above for about 300-400$ and you won't regret it. That's how I see it. Pic related is my old bike (400$)

OP here. Thanks for the info guys. Do you think I should go to a bike shop and get fitted to a bike also? Never really had one as an adult and I read on forums that that's really important?