Where can I get a 3 wheel bike for an adult secondhand?
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ebay would be a good start! http://search.ebay.com/3-wheel-adult-bike_W0QQfnuZ1QQfsooZ1QQfsopZ3QQxpufuZx
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Depends what you're looking for, price range, and if you know how to judge quality vs junk.\n\nSome bike shops carry used bikes, prices tend to be above market but you know it's quality.\n\nCraigslist / ebay / classified are hit and miss, there are some good deals but you have to know what you're doing and there are lots of scammers. \n\nGarage sales and thrift stores like Goodwill are sometimes good finds, but you have to do a lot of driving around only to find old junk.\n\nMy best recommendation is a large bikeshop that carries used bikes. \n\nGood luck,\nScott
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$35.00 ???  A basic tricycle for 3 year olds cost that much! Maybe a few more dollars would have been better if he is an Evel Knievel clone. \n\nIn any event, no matter what you buy, chains will come off, tires will get punctures, seats will come loose, bikes will get lost. After all, the proud owner is only 8.\n\nGood thing these things happen though. Quality time with Dad when repairing the damage is time well spent.
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You can get the proper answer about a bike for your daughter by going to a bike store.  The people working there will be able to  help you a lot.
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Take him to your local bike shop and get them to help you pick out a bike.  They are interested in getting him a bike that will fit him and are experienced in the industry.  Don't buy from WalMart, or Academy, or department stores, where the sales help is usually clueless.  The average "department store" bike gets less than 100 miles on it before it hits the dumpster - and for good reason - they aren't fun to ride because the quality is so poor.  Even for a kids' bike that you expect him to outgrow in a couple of years can be handed down to a sibling or friend.  You'll pay a little more, but the piece of mind knowing that his bike will hold up to the crashes, getting dumped in the yard, jumping curbs is worth it.  \n\nYou can get good kids' bikes in some of the main brands - Giant, Trek, Specialized, etc.  They will be good quality.  (Note, if you are as old as I am, Schwinn was the thing to get when you were a kid - but they are no longer.  The name was bought out by a very low end, cheap company (Pacific Mongoose) and the quality has gone way downhill.)\n\nAnd as everyone says: get a helmet & a pump.  The tires should be aired at least once a week (they will lose ~10% of their pressure *each* night).
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Go to a bike store.  I like Schwinn Cruisers personally.
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Don't! \n\n.... or you'll be finding the money for a new wheel and a new freewheel!\n\nGo to a bike shop - they may do it for free or for the price of a coffee.
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Costco or Sam's club carry the Motolola ones - They're about $50 and work great!
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Any shop that sells Cannondale bikes; they are THE BEST!
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http://mycycle.com\nhttp://mymonthlycycles.com
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also http://www.mymonthlycycles.com
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I would find a respectable bike shop and get a decent one. Sometimes you get what you pay for, if you know what I mean.
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try trenz.com they have cool accesories
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www.qbike.com \n\nI always check there b/4 purchasing any bike part.
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look on cycletrader.com
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Try FreeCycle. There's a group in almost all the major and minor cities throughout the US. For North Carolina, try the following link:\n\nhttp://www.freecycle.org/display.php?region=US%20Southern\n\nThen choose your city or one nearby...
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forget the above 4 answers.  just go to a tire store with an empty bucket and say you want about 10 lbs of used wheel weights.  they'll be more than happy to give them to you, worst case scenario is they'll want a few bucks.  it's much cheaper than buying it.