Any have any good websites on road bike maintance? I only really need the basics?
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http://www.sheldonbrown.com/
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since this is under cycling, I assume you are looking fo cycling stuff. You can request catalogs from websites such as, http://www.pricepoint.com http://www.supergo.com and http://www.performancebike.com they come from the us so they take a while, but you get the catalogs, unlike some other stores which don't send catalogs to Canada.
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Try Ebay, they have anything and everything you could imagine.  Here are a few I found just for you!\n\nhttp://search.ebay.com/search/search.dll?MfcISAPICommand=GetResult&ht=1&shortcut=0&from=R41&query=bike+basket&category0=
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Road bike would be fun. I would get the hybrid though. Hard to ride a bike in the rain or snow.
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rockeymountainmc.com , denniskirk.com, or bikebandit.com are a couple of places to try out. I'm not sure if Yamaha has an online parts department. ride on man.
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visit manufacturers websites for:\n\nYakima   www.yakima.com\nThule  www.thule.com\n\nThese should NOT be hard to find, the the style of bike doens't matter.
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Hey, I've included a couple links were you can finds parts for the loncin 110 bike.\n\nMatt
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http://www.emmelle-bikes.co.uk/
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With a question like that you are going to get allot of biased anwers. so here are mine MTBR.com and PinkBike.com or DeclineMagazine.com but if you want some cool australian scene stuff check out Farkin.net
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They dont sell to many complete race bikes on there but I suggest building yourself up a Saats or Standard frame.  I am actually riding a Standard right now but am going to go with an aluminum staats for this racing season.  If you really want a complete the only race bike they sell is a MCS.
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i basically only know for mtb'ing so here you go-\n\nwww.imba.com-international mountain bike association, www.mtbr.com-mountain bike review-very informative for buying bikes, parts etc., www.pinkbike.com- user community, good forums, www.bikeforums.net- anything and everything you'll need to know, lots of great forums!
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haro V4 but u might want to consider the following\n\nu should consider getting companys like haro,kona,norco,specialized,tr... and gt. start with kona, specialized and giant they make good bikes and they are cheap for bikes within the same range. for kona look for stuff, lavadom or scrap\nnorco:shore series\nharo:v series\nspecialized:any thing they are all good and cheap\nironhorse:make almost unbreakable bikes but they are heavy\nbanshee:morphine series\n\n\nbefore buying the bike make sure that the dimonds of the frame should be small and points upwards the tyres should be wide and with lots of rubber studs. the fork should have atleast 100mm of travel better if beond 130mm. the suspention brand that you should look for is marzochii or rock shock they are the most common ones. if you dont like the suspention then you might consider spending an other 500$ on bomber shocks they are good qualityed stuff. i recomand a hard tail because they are easier to ride up hill and gives lots of air. and is cheaper and lighter. you should look for disk breaks but if the bike dont come with them v breaks are good too exept over time they dig into your rim and shorten the rim's life.
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I own a Haro X1 backtrail and a F-2....that f-4 is nice...highest of the line in the f- series...good bike, haro makes good bikes, but don't try flatland with them or you will snap the axle or yourself. they have been around for a few years, they arent just really old, but as long as its in good condition, great..if you want any upgrades go to flatlandfuel.com...great site for bmx bike upgrades....that where i got my parts to build my $1,500 khe equilibrium bike.
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I like the website \nhttp://www.hudsonriver.com/mtbiking.htm\nhttp://www.westchestertowns.com/htm/lnk/Link0213.html\n\nYou might also be interested in the westchester cycle club, I am not familar with it but here is it website.\n\nhttp://www.westchestercycleclub.org/
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Best place to get a really cheap bike is somewhere called Halfords. They are a car acessory chain but they also sell bikes. They do some at around £70 (circa $110 USD. If you want a decent bike you can pay around £300 for a decent servicable bike.\n\nAnother place to look is Evans Cycles. They are a London based chain and have some cheap bikes but more mid-price to expensive.\n\nYou may want to try Argos as well. They are a catalogue chain and have stores all over the country. They sometimes have bikes and they are really cheap.\n\nObviously buying a cheap bike has the associated risk of it being crap!
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forget the choices you have I'd suggest a Giant STP..you can get a 07 frame for $300 or talk to your local Giant dealer about a 2006 stp complete bike, I know right now giant is blowing them out to make room for the new stuff. the STP (Street,Trails,Park) is a sweet bike, the geo. is perfect for street or DJ and it rides well on the trails\nI have owned a P bike and a Cowan before and will never go back now that I ride a STP
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There are hundreds of good brands out there. If you're new to the sport, really what you should shop for is a bike shop that you feel comfortable with, gives you good advice, and has a good selection of options.\n\nThere's really not much difference in quality or performance between most bikes at a given price range. The most important thing is that it fits you well.