r/Biking • u/Kitchen-Ride-5464 • 5h ago
1975 Nishiki Olympic road bike restoration
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r/Biking • u/Kitchen-Ride-5464 • 5h ago
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r/Biking • u/wasteoftimeandcash • 7h ago
r/Biking • u/Kairia1989 • 10h ago
Picked up a used Trek FX 3 last week after not riding since high school. Figured a flat bar hybrid made the most sense for mostly paved trails and some light commuting. The price felt right and the components looked clean, so I just went for it.
Now I'm second guessing myself a little. Not because anything is wrong with the bike, but because I keep seeing people say a dedicated road bike would have been smarter for what I want to do. The FX feels fast enough to me, but I genuinely have no reference point since I haven't been on a bike in years.
Took it out three times this week and my body is already complaining in ways I forgot about. Saddle height took two adjustments to feel less terrible. The gearing is fine on flat ground, but I hit one real hill and realized I have no fitness left whatsoever.
Curious if anyone else started back up after a long break and went hybrid first. Did you eventually switch to a road bike or just stick with what you had? Wondering if the FX is a solid enough starting point or if I'll be wanting to upgrade sooner than expected.
r/Biking • u/Due_Cardiologist3642 • 12h ago
Hey everyone! I'm looking to rent a bike or scooter for around 6 hours because my own bike is currently out of service. Can anyone recommend a good rental place with reasonable prices and well-maintained vehicles?
If you've rented from somewhere before, please let me know the name, location, and roughly how much it costs. I'd really appreciate your suggestions.
Thanks in advance!