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Topic	Is this bike suitable for an adult who hasn't ridden in 20 years?
Jaguar34 04/04/24 12:02:47 AM #6:	I'm going to post recommendations in the wellness topic but avoid Wal Mart bikes if you can. Most important is the surface you're gonna be riding on. Road bikes are nice but hybrids or gravel bikes may be worthy of your consideration if you plan to hit trails. This is what I ride on the road. Most road bikers don't like the front suspension but I have to ride in the grass and gutters and it helps me a lot https://offerup.com/item/detail/e00e5be6-8bff-3976-bad5-fa55adf6eb6d The post about stationary bikes is on point. I have a good road bike but I only did that after riding on a stationary for a long time. Stationary biking is boring without proper immersion so you'll want to get out eventually <cite>Jaguar34 posted [p:979721189] in Is this bi... [t:80738458]...</cite> <quote>I'm going to post recommendations in the wellness topic but avoid Wal Mart bikes if you can. Most important is the surface you're gonna be riding on. Road bikes are nice but hybrids or gravel bikes may be worthy of your consideration if you plan to hit trails.This is what I ride on the road. Most road bikers don't like the front suspension but I have to ride in the grass and gutters and it helps me a lothttps://offerup.com/item/detail/e00e5be6-8bff-3976-bad5-fa55adf6eb6d The post about stationary bikes is on point. I have a good road bike but I only did that after riding on a stationary for a long time. Stationary biking is boring without proper immersion so you'll want to get out eventually</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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