How much does a bicycle cost in england?
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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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2006 MSRP for GIANT Cyprus DX is $750.00...\nhttp://www.giant-bicycle.com/us/030.000.000/030.000.006.asp?model=11305\n You should be able to get half that or a little less without any fuss...
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I hate too say, but that one is a tough to answer. To actually build them, probably around $50 but the rest depends on the spokes and hoops you get.
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Put it this way: The current exchange rate from US$ to UK Pounds is 1 USD = 0.57 GBP. So, for every $1 you give to the exchange person, he will give you 57 pence back. $152.20 in UK pounds is 87 pounds 30 pence.
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look on cycletrader.com
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If you have a local bike club/team, there will most likely be someone selling a triathlon bike - ask around.\n\n$750-$1,000 is about right for a new entry level bike.  Don't be suckered into spending more than $1,500.  Training makes you faster, not a $3,000 bike.
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around £275, look on ebay or ebuyer to find the best deals
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here is the directory for chicago bike shops, call afew and see what the best deal they can give you is. then compare prices. I woul dsay you rlooking at spending around $40.00-50.00 or so but they may have some old stock somewhere they want to get rid of for cheaper.\nhttp://www.chicagobikeshops.info/bikeShopList.php
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I think I answered this before,but here goes..\n\nRoyce Union bikes are department store models and as such are not intended for "off road riding" I think they even have a little sticker that says it.\n\nAt a Target store, I think they sell for either $169.00 or $199.00, so in used condition the DSX 700 will probably have a value of $75.00 or less.\n\nJust because a bike has dual suspension and an aluminum frame does not make it a mountain bike, nor does it make the bike more valuable.\n\nSorry, but those are the facts.
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I think it is about £100+ in Glasgow
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28.9124 Euros at time of answering.\nUse: http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/currency-converter/convert?amt=20&from=GBP&to=EUR for more upto date answers.
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Here you are:\n\nhttp://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/89079\n\n£140 inc VAT\n\nYou aren't going to find much cheaper without building your own.
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Er 20 pence of course in the UK  or £0.20 !  That would be $0.372
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I could imagine in England is the same as in the United States, here depends of the size and normally are from 35.00 Dls per year, so I think it will be somewhere around 70 pounds to set your box per year..☺
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Ok, suspension I can understand at this price but to be totally honest with you if you go for a complete bike at $600 with discs everything else component (and possibly frame) wise is going to be seriously downgraded to get them on there.\n\nMost 'good' (read reliable, reasonable weight and powerfull) brakes and hubs would set you back in the region of $300 - $400 anyway, take that off your budget for the bike and you start to see what you're getting. Yes, they look good and it makes the bike look more expensive but a decent set of V style brakes will be so much more powerful & useful in the long run.\n\nGetting down to it Trek make some excellent bikes for under $600. The frames are going to last and last, the kit on it will be good quality and reliable, the weight will be reasonable and it'll ride really well.\n\nFor approx. $450 you can get the Trek 4300 with (reasonable) discs, ok forks and a good mix of components OR you can spend $10 more and get the 4500 without discs but a much better fork. \n\nYou can't go wrong with a Specialized Hardrock or Rockhopper and they do a number of models based around those frames within your budget.\n\nKona also do some excellent models at around the $600 mark but they are going to ride differently to the Trek, it's going to come down to where you are & what kind of riding there is in your area as to which one works well.\n\nWhatever you decide on you must PLEASE leave enough to buy yourself a good helmet, at least 1 pair of cycling shorts and some gloves. Trust me.
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40.00 USD\nUnited States Dollars  = 21.9972 GBP\nUnited Kingdom Pounds  \n1 USD = 0.549930 GBP   1 GBP = 1.81841 USD
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http://www.emmelle-bikes.co.uk/