Bicycles & Mobility
Re: Used Bike Shop?
Bicycles & Mobility
Re: Used Bike Shop?
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Public pickup area
Pickup area shared privately
Category
Bicycles & Mobility
Location privacy
Private — share after agreement
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Sale status
Available
Seller
SeungHo
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Sorry I can't give you exact information, but I bought a new bike recently for 90,000won and I think the trick to getting
a new bike is to know what you want first. Then when you have an idea, go search your local area or areas for the
small bike shops. Don't bother with huge bike shops cause they are usually going to have the really nice bikes that are
very expensive. Also, I noticed that if you want the cheapest of the cheap when it comes to a new bike, those are
usually the folding bikes, but I am a big guy and I am scared that it will snap in half, which I already saw happen on
the street. I went for a general plain mountain bike. No springs, no nothing. I was able to add on the back piece so I
can carry cargo on it, but I think if you want a used bike, it will be really hard.
I can't say that I know this can help you, but if you are thinking about where to go, try to find the little hole in the wall
stores and be sure to bring someone with you who can speak Korean and who either has a beautiful smile or can
haggle. Good Luck to you!!!
a new bike is to know what you want first. Then when you have an idea, go search your local area or areas for the
small bike shops. Don't bother with huge bike shops cause they are usually going to have the really nice bikes that are
very expensive. Also, I noticed that if you want the cheapest of the cheap when it comes to a new bike, those are
usually the folding bikes, but I am a big guy and I am scared that it will snap in half, which I already saw happen on
the street. I went for a general plain mountain bike. No springs, no nothing. I was able to add on the back piece so I
can carry cargo on it, but I think if you want a used bike, it will be really hard.
I can't say that I know this can help you, but if you are thinking about where to go, try to find the little hole in the wall
stores and be sure to bring someone with you who can speak Korean and who either has a beautiful smile or can
haggle. Good Luck to you!!!
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