Each person in childhood really wanted to have their own personal bike. First there was a dream to buy a tricycle, then a two-wheeled bicycle. In the case when the dream came true, and the treasured gift suddenly appeared in the yard or garage, happiness knew no bounds. But choosing a bicycle is not an easy task. To make a decent choice and not regret the purchase made, it is worth weighing the pros and cons.
The main thing you need to know when choosing a bicycle is its purpose. If a bike is needed to get to the garage or cottage, then there is no point in buying an expensive model, it is best to do with a simple option. But if this attribute is necessary for tourism, frequent trips to nature, to the mountains, then it is best to purchase a good mountain bike. The choice in this case would be ideal. And the faithful "satellite" will not fail at the most crucial moment.
The choice of a mountain bike is mainly related to the fact that moving on it is as convenient and safe as possible. The modern market offers the buyer a huge assortment and reasonable prices. Although if we take a look at countries such as Norway and Sweden, we will see prices for a mountain bike are simply fabulous. But the amount spent on it usually pays off. There are no less cyclists than car drivers. The choice of a bicycle in highly developed countries usually relies on quality and practicality.
It is important to pay attention to the fact that the mountain bike has a fairly strong frame, as well as increased ground clearance. Such vehicles can be used not only for off-road movement, but can also be used in the city. It is especially convenient when the streets are narrow and it is difficult to drive by car. In this case, the bike will be a great solution for quick and convenient movement.
Usually, when a potential buyer first gets into the bike shop, he is not able to understand why the price of two apparently identical bikes can be dramatically different. The answer is very simple. A hitch class or frame material can increase the cost significantly. Considering that during normal use technical “bells and whistles” are not needed, then there is no point in overpaying. Choosing a bike should be practical.
It is best to turn your eyes to a model that has about the same class of hitch, frame and other equipment. For example, if the steel frame of the purchased bicycle is of poor enough quality, then even in combination with the highest quality suspension, it will deliver a lot of trouble. The same thing happens if you combine a quality-made frame with a weighed dubious quality. Here, the owner of the bike can face big problems. Because repairs will be needed very soon, because low-quality parts wear out very quickly. Of course, the price of high-quality bikes is quite high, but still it pays for itself with the long use of cycling. Therefore, choosing a bicycle is not an easy task.
It is also important to pay attention to the wheels, tire strength, condition of the pedals. In a bicycle, every detail is worth considering. After all, when the buyer is on the way, it will be too late to consider the details. Despite the fact that basically a guarantee is attached when buying a bicycle, you should be very careful when choosing. Take care of yourself and have a nice trip!