
To a non-biker, having four bikes seems a bit excessive. But to me, I think it's completely within reason. I use these bikes equally and often. It's not that hard to understand, but I'll break it down for you anyway.
- Fixed Gear: Used for grocery runs, spins downtown with the camera, bar crawling with friends and commuting to work.
- Road bike: Used for long training rides out in NJ.
- Single Speed Mt bike: Used primarily at Cunningham Park & Sprain Ridge when I need my back-to-basics nature fix.
- Geared Mt bike: This is my woodland blaster, used for pure adrenaline on all trails.
Being a married cyclist, it's important that your spouse fully understand the necessity of several bikes. Especially when a new one may be joining the family. I got a reply from Mike
Flanigan at ANT Bikes. Turns out that a Truss Frame Bike like the one I saw at the Museum of Art & Design will run me close to $4K. (
yowza!) I'm going to see where I we can cut some corners on cost. He had some helpful ideas for shaving the cost down while still retaining the perfection that is, his work. Stay tuned...
2 comments:
Hey...I am also interested in bikes and i was just wondering how much does an average fixed gear bike cost you???
thanks
fai
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