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informashun | 14:43 Sun 13th Apr 2008 | Health & Fitness
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i have a bike but its heavy and following a knee replacement would love to bike again.
the question is does anyone know of a lightweight bike available that would suit.
my current one is a town and country type that as stated is ok apart from the weight so any such kind say around �170 would do.
i know a carbon frame type is the answer but too dear.
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I have just bought a new bike for almost the same reason. I have a knee problem and have to ride uphill to work.My new bike is a Raleigh Pioneer. Cost about �220 which includes �50 worth of accessories but is well worth it. I bought a second hand one previously. That was a Raleigh Pioneer Classic. 5 years old but almost new. Ive had it serviced and oiled etc, costing me �25 but doesnt seem to have enough gears on for me. Im selling it for �50. I live in East Yorkshire if its of any use to you.
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thanks for your reply.
what are your details, ie where you live, size of bike and how many gears?
i am 70 so do need enough gears.
thanks again.
ps i live in knottingley near pontefract

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