Buying a Bike: How to Get the Best Bike for Your MoneyToday, there are more bikes to choose from than everbefore, and the choice is yours. With the help of thisbook, you'll make easy work of it. Clearly illustratedand concisely written, Buying a Bike explains thedifferences to watch out for and how to make sure you getthe bike that best suits your needs. Separate chapters onselecting the right bike and other equipment, determiningthe correct size, getting comfortable on the bike, buyingsecondhand bikes, using the gears, routine maintenance,and basic repairs. |
Contents
Introduction | 9 |
Other Bikes | 22 |
Understanding the Bicycle | 29 |
Copyright | |
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