Where will you ride most?
Think about your normal week. Getting around town, riding with family and exploring rougher tracks are different needs. Choose for your most frequent journeys.
THE BICYCLE BUYING GUIDE
A few useful questions to help you choose a bicycle that suits your life.
Think about your normal week. Getting around town, riding with family and exploring rougher tracks are different needs. Choose for your most frequent journeys.
Height charts are a guide. Check the riding position, reach to the brakes and comfort getting on and off. Ask whether a safe test ride is available.
Include the bicycle, helmet, lights, lock and routine maintenance. Ask what is included in the price and what costs extra.
Ask about assembly, adjustment, servicing, warranty terms and parts availability. Get any important promises in writing.
Bring your height, a rough budget and an idea of your routes. If you need a replacement part, bring the old part or clear photographs and specifications.