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Giant Talon is by far one of the most popular reasonably priced hardtail mountain bikes out there. It has won the hearts of beginner and intermediate ...
Sam Millers
Coronavirus has come as an unpleasant surprise to the entire planet. Governments around the world are still learning how to cope with the new situation and ...
Constructed of Fuji’s A2-SL custom-butted alloy frame and A1 alloy fork, this bike is lightweight, maneuverable, and comfortable. The comfort ...
Cannondale is a very well-known brand when it comes to producing high-quality accessible cyclocross and road bikes. The CAADX 105 is another bike ...
The Synapse soaks up the imperfections of the terrain beneath you perfectly with its stiff front and more relaxed rear end. It ensures great and pain-free ...
If you want to get a taste of riding the trails and put your adrenaline addiction to the test, then Cannondale Catalyst 4 is just the right choice for you. ...
16-Speed Shimano Claris / 700x28c / Tektro V-Brakes Pivot Calipers / Aluminum frame Raleigh Merit 1 is proof that you can get a decent, aluminum road bike, ...
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Hi Raphael,
Thanks for pointing that out. We’ve added Giant as a brand to “Where to buy” section, as Giant bikes can be found all around the country basically in every large town across the US. Their bikes and selection are indeed very good. We made this post to diversify the selection and point out some of the best bikes you can order online, without the middleman.
Hi Tom!
We still haven’t had the chance to try one out, but we’re looking to change that.
They’re well-built smart e-bikes with lots of modern features that are great for urban commutes. They are certainly not affordable, but worth it if you like all the gizmos.
Hey John, any helmet on this list with MIPS technology will get the job done. They all meet the same safety and quality standards. Cheers!
That is the MSRP, Bruce. You got the standard deal. Enjoy your Ranger!
Hi Nicolas! All bike computers and speedometers on this list update the distance every 10 meters at least, especially the more advanced ones.
Hey Stuart! Actually, most of these bikes will suit you. Lectric XP has a 275 lb maximum rider weight, RadExpand 5 carries up to 275 lbs, Tern HSD P9 has a 264.6 lb maximum rider weight, Engwe EP-2 pro has a 330 lb max load, etc. So feel free to choose any of these.
You’re welcome, Nick! Thanks for reading!
You are welcome, David! We’re happy that you found it useful!
Hey Paul, there are quite a few. Two notable examples include Chumba bikes and Co-motion. You can check out this exhaustive list for more.
Hey Tim, no special reason not to include Poseidon Redwood. There are simply so many good gravel bikes out there right now that it’s hard not to leave some out. It’s a decent bike, it might make the list in the future.
RadExpand 5 weighs 62.5 lb, which is 5 lb less compared to RadMini.
I’m happy to hear that, Gina! Have fun on your e-bike!
Hey Ron, see if your trike fits on this carrier or contact one of these brands:
https://www.cyclesimplex.com/collections/trike-racks
http://www.atoc.com/draftmastertrike.php
http://www.alpacacarriers.com/Trike_Bike_Examples_s/38.htm
Thanks, Margot! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
I’m very happy you found the information here to be useful!
Thanks! I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Hey Joseph, feel free to check out our bikepacking-related articles where we talk at length about it:
https://bikexchange.com/bikepacking-vs-bike-touring/
https://bikexchange.com/bikepacking-essential-tips/
Good luck and have fun! I think this selection is a good place to start.
Thanks, George! I’m happy to hear you enjoyed reading the article!
The 2022 Turbo Como 5.0 is a phenomenal bicycle, especially for commuters who want a fuss-free experience and a bike that requires minimal maintenance.
We still haven’t gotten around to reviewing it, but we plan to change that soon.
Cheers!
Not at all!
Hey Cheryl, you should check similar ads on Craigslist or eBay to get an idea of the resale value.
I think you should be able to get $800-$1,000, but do check the market first.
Good luck!
Why not, Alice, that sounds like a great idea. You can take a detour on the way home and have some fun as well!
I’m sure breaking each one in would not be fun. 🙂
Thanks for letting us know, Bob. We’ve fixed the issue now.
Hey Eric,
The Swagtron is a decent choice for the money. I recommend either that or Lectric XP 2.0, depending on your budget.
Cheers!
Happy I could help! Good luck and have fun! 🙂
Hi Bruce,
Very sorry to hear about your poor experience with Ride1UP.
Unfortunately, Covid shortages have made things harder for many brands, especially small ones, so customer support has a hard time dealing with parts or bike replacement.
Either way, I’m happy to hear that you managed to resolve your issue in the end!