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    Calling all cyclists!

    @galacticintent definitely - I had a lower end roadie and I didn't realize what I was getting into On the upside, I got to spend A LOT of time learning how to replace broken spokes, true wheels, and re-pack bearings at the local co-op!
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    @galacticintent yes, definitely to get started. however, if you find you want to start upgrading components, look into buying new(er). I had an early 1990s road bike that I wanted to upgrade the wheels and brakes on. I spent years trying to source parts for 27 1/4" wheels with a narrow front...
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    Calling all cyclists!

    @humbledbygrace there's an ebike category on strava, go ahead.
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    Calling all cyclists!

    @azlan7 anyone who tells you it's "cheating" sincerely does not get the point that bikes are primarily transportation for many people. you do you! 100km a week commuting and errands!!! amazing
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    @worshiper1994 e-bikes are incredibly cool for those in hilly areas or older adults!!! The number of older folks I see buzzing around on e-bikes is wonderful. Whatever gets you moving (or out of a car for some trips...)
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    Calling all cyclists!

    @tessal I would draw a distinction between biking for fitness/sport and biking to get around. I do both -- biking to work is a huge part of my weekly cardio. I just bike in my regular clothes and I have a cool pannier set up. I don't get too sweaty. I go slow. I've biked in fancy dresses...
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