Plenty of options out there at that pricepoint - Bike Exchange search to narrow it, then some legwork to decide on what is right for you.
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Best bikes under 6500$
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Re: Best bikes under 6500$
Postby macca33 » Fri Sep 14, 2018 7:49 am
CAAD10 Berzerker & Focus Mares & Ridley Noah SL
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Re: Best bikes under 6500$
Postby g-boaf » Fri Sep 14, 2018 6:26 pm
How do they go navigating through bollards, or chicanes near railway crossings?recumbenteer wrote:ConfusedCyclist wrote:With the weather bound to suite a fair weather cyclist like me, who’s also looking for an upgrade this season, what are the best bikes out there under $6,500?
Support the local economy.....
http://trisled.com.au/hpv/rotovelo-2/
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Re: Best bikes under 6500$
Postby recumbenteer » Sun Sep 16, 2018 8:31 pm
they're ok with bollards...if you have a good aim.g-boaf wrote:How do they go navigating through bollards, or chicanes near railway crossings?recumbenteer wrote:ConfusedCyclist wrote:With the weather bound to suite a fair weather cyclist like me, who’s also looking for an upgrade this season, what are the best bikes out there under $6,500?
Support the local economy.....
http://trisled.com.au/hpv/rotovelo-2/
& a four or five point turn at railway chicanes.
Trisled Rotovelo Mk 2
Rotovelo Across Australia
Rotovelo Across Australia
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Re: Best bikes under 6500$
Postby g-boaf » Sun Sep 16, 2018 9:32 pm
I thought that one might be a source of bother for you. They just don't think of bicycle derivatives.recumbenteer wrote:they're ok with bollards...if you have a good aim.g-boaf wrote:How do they go navigating through bollards, or chicanes near railway crossings?
& a four or five point turn at railway chicanes.
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Re: Best bikes under 6500$
Postby Jmuzz » Sun Sep 16, 2018 11:40 pm
There is no best.
Obviously top spec electronic groupset, personal preference of brand.
Choose aero vs weight and ride smoothness.
Aftermarket saddle.
Disc/Rim your preference.
Last season's runouts can be half price and get last year's very best elite.
Obviously top spec electronic groupset, personal preference of brand.
Choose aero vs weight and ride smoothness.
Aftermarket saddle.
Disc/Rim your preference.
Last season's runouts can be half price and get last year's very best elite.
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