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Re: Suggest some good name brands for bicycles.

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Originally Posted by Elgin Clock
Max price range I had in mind to the extreme range would be 200-250 bucks if it was well worth it. More like 100, but a bike of more quality grade than a Walmart/K-Mart/Sears bike would be nice.
I had all kinds of great suggestions, until I saw your price limit.

You're in a sticky situation. You don't want to buy a department store bike, because they're junk, but you're pretty limited in your price range for buying from a bike shop, especially as far as mountain bikes go. You're not going to get a very great bike for that kind of money. If you were to double your price range to around $500 you can start to get good performance for cheap.

It might be a moot point though--if you're just going to be riding on moderate terrain, and nothing too extreme, you won't really notice the difference between a $250 and $500 bike that much.
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