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Choosing the right product can be hard, there's so much to choose from, features to weigh up and jargon to navigate. To help choose the right product for you, we've put together these buying guides to help make your decision easier.
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Read more »Road bikes under $1500 make capable commuters or an easy transition from a flat-bar road bike, while remaining more than capable of hanging with a bunch ride. As technology gets better and trickles down through the models, the bikes in this price range have improved over the years. Starting with the basics, you can expect an alloy frame which combines strength and durability for a capable ride, which is used on a lot of higher end bikes as well.
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Read more »Forget trying to squeeze your bike inside the car, if you want to explore riding destinations beyond your local area then you need a car rack. Usually capable of transporting between one and four bikes, car racks can be attached to your car in a range of different options - there is a bike rack to suit every vehicle and every bike, as well as every budget.
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Read more »Not all e-bike batteries are made the same and it is important to realise what you want from your electric bike so that you get the e-bike with the battery power you need. You need a battery that has enough power to handle your riding needs so that you never get stuck with a flat e-bike. Batteries tend to be one of the most expensive parts on an electric bike, so it makes sense that as the price gets higher, the battery gets bigger.
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Read more »Electric bikes or e-bikes aren’t the future anymore, they’re here right now and they’re perfect for commuting. Commuter bikes are also referred to as hybrid bikes and they have a mix of mountain bike suspension for comfort combined with a few streamlined features from road bikes for added speed.
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Read more »The Go-To Low-Down On Buying The Right Kids Bike
When you’re buying a kids bike you really want to choose one that will go the distance with your young rider. You’re also looking for safety and value. In short, getting a great kids bike is all about bang for your buck! Most parents are tempted to choose a kids bike in a popular colour or with the latest trendy cartoon character. This might make the youngsters jump for joy, but a character bike is not always a safe bike. There’s not much point paying extra for the right character then having the wheels fall off. What’s more, trends come and go. So what if you could tick all the boxes and choose a kids bike that they won’t outgrow in a year? One that with the proper selection and aftercare service can keep your kids on the road for a couple of years? Behold the ultimate guide to buying a kids bike!
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Neo bikes are a lightweight kids bike range, designed in Australia by Apollo Bikes. The range is designed for kids aged from 2-10 and over, with models to suit the beginner through to the more advanced rider
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Kids Bikes
No kids can forget their first bike! Kids bikes are one of the most popular presents this xmas, and we’ve given the lowdown on the best options for your little one!
Before you jump into it the gift guide, make sure you get up to speed on the kids bike buying guide which will give you all the information you need to pick the best size for your little one.
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The Norco Search XR is an adventure bike that is designed for the rider that is looking to push the limits of what to expect from a traditional road bike. All riding preferences are catered for, with Carbon and Steel frames both available, plus an alloy option later in the season.
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The Norco Storm is a hardtail mountain bike designed for the recreational rider that is looking for a fun and comfortable ride. The Storm is great for exploring new trails and gives you great performance in a reasonably priced package. Available in a range of price points, and even in a women's specific frame, the Storm is a great option for a range of riders looking to hit the paths, parks or trails.
