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GT Men's Aggressor Pro Mountain Bike (various colors) + Free Bike Assembly Expired
$300
$669.99
+ Free Shipping
Dick's Sporting Goods has GT Men's Aggressor Pro Mountain Bike on sale for $299.98. Shipping is free. Thanks rponseti
Note, includes free In-Store Bike Assembly (proof of purchase required, more info).
Available Sizes:
Note, includes free In-Store Bike Assembly (proof of purchase required, more info).
Available Sizes:
- 15"
- 17"
- 19"
- 21"
- Cyan Blue
- Green
- Grey
- Gunmetal
- Slate Blue
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Edited December 16, 2019
at 11:09 AM
These are on sale again. This is the lowest I've seen them go. Looks like free assembly in store and free shipping.
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Other than that it seems like a fairly well received bike for the price.
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Other than that it seems like a fairly well received bike for the price.
If you buy a bike take the time to look at the sizing chart and get one that matches your actual height. Do that and they ride like a dream.
If you buy a bike take the time to look at the sizing chart and get one that matches your actual height. Do that and they ride like a dream.
https://www.dickssportinggoods.com/p/nishiki-womens-pueblo-26-mountain-bike-16niswnshkpbl15lxrmb/16niswnshkpbl15lxrmb?color=Ice%2FBlack%2FWhite
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and love it.
Answering your question has gotten complicated for me. Is she planning to ride it on the street or trails? I ride on the street. If she plans do her riding on the street I don't recommend a mountain bike. I don't like shock absorbers for street bikes. It makes riding unsmooth, mushy, and you waste power. On the other hand, non-shock versions tend to be a bit rough on the arms since you feel all of the vibrations of the front wheel. I can't speak of which brand has better shocks since I don't use them. I immediately looked up the woman's version of the Nishiki Manatoba I own and love. The woman's version has the bar between legs rather high. It's closer to a man's version of bikes. I worry it might be too high for most woman's comfort. The one you linked looks pretty good to me, except I can't speak to if the shocks are good. The one you linked is $100 less, but has standard brakes, not disc brakes. Mine doesn't have disc brakes. It looks like OPs bike has more value for $300, but the one you linked has about 2/3s the value at 2/3s the price. The shimano acera shifters and derailers on the nishiki's are reliable, but I'm guessing the OP bike's are too (just checked. OPs bike has reliable shimano too). Disc brakes are nice, but also more maintenance. If the discs bend you have to bend them back with some skill (see youtube for everything).
Maybe just ask her which one she likes more. Definately take the time to match her height to the size bike she needs.
My 'vote' is get the one you linked. It's $100 cheaper, it has known (to me) quality shifters and derailers, it has a very low bar so she can get on and off of it much easily and safer, also, I like the slim look of the nishiki's over the chunky look most bikes have. I absolutely love my nishiki so I'm verrry biased. It's the only bike I've used.
Also get a u-lock. cable locks can be cut tooo fast and easy. Never leave it unlocked at all, because lots of theif happens by just jumping on an unlocked bike and riding off even if they know you are inside and your bike is still in your sight.
Anyway, hope I helped you sort it out more than I confused you.
any idea how much they charge on average for setup or tuneup?
any idea how much they charge on average for setup or tuneup?
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That $20 didn't stack for me. Were you able to use it?
The bikes come mostly assembled. The brakes, derailleurs and shifters were all on and wired. I just had to put the wheels and handlebars on. Youtube videos cover it.
It pays to have Dick's do it, but they shipped the bike to my place, and I was supposed to take the bike back to Dick's, and drop it off until who knew when. In such cases, nobody should worry about winging it. Just make sure not to drop the fork stem out of the headset (the put a cardboard tube on it to keep it set). Get the handlebars on with letting for slip. The headset bearings are semi loose BBs and they can drop out. .
Any way to get it for $299?
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