Have You Ever Purchased a Used Mountain Bike?

Buying a used mountain bike almost certainly saves money compared to purchasing new, though there are some drawbacks.
By Jeff Barber

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Buying a used mountain bike almost certainly saves money compared to purchasing new, though there are some drawbacks. Obviously you’re not getting the latest and greatest tech, and then there’s the question of how well the bike has been maintained. Still, for many the rewards outweigh the risk.

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Have you ever purchased a used mountain bike?

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