Who sells pedal bikes?
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Colin;215172 wrote:
What kind of bike are you looking for dubbsy?Somewhere between a hybrid and road (either end considered as well).
I'm thinking I may just go pick up the Trek that's on sale at Scheels. Price is right and I'll see if I put enough miles on that to convince myself to go straight road bike.
Paramount has some stuff left. I found one there I really liked but for the pros/cons between the two I'm looking at right now, I'd rather go $70 cheaper at Scheels.
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kylush;215281 wrote:
I was with my buddy (who is big into road and mountain biking) looking at bikes there last year and one of the sales guys was a complete and total douche. I wouldn't buy a bike there if they payed me to take it.Do you remember the name? I can tell you if he works there still. We've had quite a few guys "move on". They dont get fired but they find a reason to leave pretty quick. The 2 guys i can think of where complete tools... if i had a bad experience with either of them id share your sentiment.
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dubbsy;215378 wrote:
well FWIW, went with Scheels. It'll be a decent bike to get started again. If I find myself putting the miles on it I'll look at closeout road bikes this fall (or the mid-year sell-off I hear happens)Which Bike did you end up with? 820? 7150?
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uman44;215381 wrote:
Do you remember the name? I can tell you if he works there still. We've had quite a few guys "move on". They dont get fired but they find a reason to leave pretty quick. The 2 guys i can think of where complete tools... if i had a bad experience with either of them id share your sentiment.There was one guy in there the first time I went to look at bikes that I didn't like. Guy I bought the bike from was decent as were some of the older guys I talked to.
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Bookem;215440 wrote:
If you don't mind a little dirt, we do some biking right behind our apartments. It's nothing spectacular but if I only have a little bit of time it beats hauling ass down to the river for some change of terrain.Where, out in the mud?
I don't intend to be riding this off pavement - not meant for it.
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dubbsy;215477 wrote:
Where, out in the mud?I don't intend to be riding this off pavement - not meant for it.
Off pavement yes, mud no. It's pretty dry and loose topsoil, makes for a little bit of resistance. Beats getting ran into by cars or not being able to cross a road because people don't know what white lines before an intersection are for.
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