Which online bike accessory shop is the best?
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www.performancebike.com\nwww.nashbar.com
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Wal-Mart has a really good selection of mountain bikes and they are carring really good brands (Mongoose, Schwinn) and you could probably get a really nice one and some accessories for that price!
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try your local bike shop that stocks Scott, and what do you mean exactly by looking for scott brand ? looking to buy ? looking for images ? \n\ntry http://www.scottusa.com\n\nCheers
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Gary Fisher mountain bikes or Trek mountain bikes would I say. Just have a look at some options from these two brands.
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Performance Bike.  They have excellent prices to begin plus they price match.  Check out their Team Performance Membership for even more benefits.
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soccer.com or worldsoccershop.com.... happy shopping.
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Performance Bike carries an assortment of bike racks, there are a couple for under $100 called Xport.  These should work great, otherwise you can't go wrong with a Thule or Yakima, but it'll cost a little more.\n\nhttp://www.performancebike.com/shop/category_transport.cfm
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penny farthing, also called "highwheeler" or "boneshaker"\n\nyou can still buy them, new ones:\nhttp://www.hiwheel.com/\n\nI rode one, years ago. Modern bikes are definitely better.
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Try this link:\n\nhttp://www.biketiresdirect.com/categories.asp?cat=ti&tnum=147887&c=197068
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Assuming that you want to buy a brand new bike, here's what you need to be ready for when you go shopping...\n\n1) Avoid bikes sold at non-bike shops.  The stuff they sell at KMart, Target, Costco, etc. may appear to be cheaper than their bike shop counterparts, but they are really heavy and unservicable.  Such department store bikes cut costs by using really cheap components that won't work well (the shifting and the brakes will be marginal at best) and are near impossible to service (trust me on this).  \n\n2) Don't patronize a bike shop that doesn't make you feel comfortable.   At the $300 price range, the bike shop isn't making much money off of the bike; they're selling you a relationship with them.  If the sale doesn't go well, don't expect the post-sale servicing to be any better.\n\n3) Carefully test ride the bike.  The shop should be able to let you test ride the bike you're interested in and help you make adjustments for proper fit.  If it doesn't ride well in the first 2 miles, it certainly won't fit any better after 20 (don't think you will "grow into a bike"!).  If you get attitude from the shop on wanting to test ride a bike, refer to rule #2.\n\n3) Pick out a bike with the color that you like.  At this price range, all brands sold at reputable bike shops are pretty comparable when it comes to features and components.  Heck, I'm sure that the frames are all made by the same Taiwanese company (in their China-based factories these days).  So...stick with name brands at a good bike shop (like Trek, Specialized, etc.).  House brands from REI and Performance are also pretty good values these days also.  However, such larger stores may not offer as a good or personalized service compared to a good bike shop.  However, I'm not sure if that is important to you or not.\n\n4) The upsell...for $50 more, you'll get a better bike...for $100 more, you'll get something even better, etc.  Be very firm on how much you want to spend since you can always spend more and, yes, you'll get a bettter bike.  However, don't fall victim to this...if you can't figure out why a particular feature is better, then don't bother with it.
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I like Diadora and they are mostly under $100.\ncheck out this link\n\nhttp://street-bikes.ridegear.com/shop/Street_Boots.html?ref=pi_boo
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I found my daughters latest bike @ Kmart. I would try there , their web site, and toys r us web site. They always have more available on line. What was the brand? Try going to that site. Good luck, I know how picky they can be!
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Nice!  I was about to get that for my girl..........but she ended feeling more comfortable on a Specialized Dolce Comp.  Since that is a woman's specific.  Here are two more choices for you.\n\nCannondale Synapse Feminine 3 - $1,499 retail or Cycling magazine reviewed the Cannondale Synapse Feminine Carbon as the best female specific bike - $1,999 retail (I believe)\n\nhttp://www.cannondale.com/bikes/07/cusa/jfw/road/model-7RWA3T.html\n\nSpecialized Dolce Comp - bought my girl's bike for $1,399\n\nhttp://www.specialized.com/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?sid=07D4WRoad&bikeTab=features
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Sort of depends on what you mean by "best"...\n\nIf you mean "most convenient", then I'd opt for bringing your bike to a local bike shop, having them pack it and then having them ship it to another local bike shop at your destination.  Of course, this will cost you.\n\nIf you are comfortable packing your own bike, then you can get a bike box from a bike shop (they usually give them away for free) and then you can ship it to your destination via UPS.\n\nIf you are traveling and want to bring your bike, you can always pack it and check it in.  Be warned that airlines charge about $50 each way for "oversized  luggage" (which IMHO is complete bullshit since they don't charge for golf bags or skis!).  Also, I've had good success with soft-shell cases...seems like the baggage handlers  are a bit gentler when they deal with soft-shell cased compared to mauling hard-shell bike cases
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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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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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books & music at amazon.com\nclothes shoes & accessories at nordstrom.com bluefly.com and ebay.com.  What about u, the asker?  Where do you shop online?