Once you have finally decided that you do want to start biking, you\u2019ll have to find a bike that is suitable for beginners. Thankfully, there are many bike models are specifically designed to be great for people that are just starting to get into biking. The first bike that I want to talk about is the Cannondale Trail 6. I have previously talked about Cannondale, and how they are one of the world\u2019s biggest bike companies. The Cannondale Trail 6 is designed for beginners and comes with a very nice aluminum frame. The current cost is about $825.00. While that may seem like a lot, I truly believe that a bike is an investment you will not regret. The next beginner bike that I want to talk about is the Co-op CTY 1.1. This is a solid road bike that comes with wide 40mm tires. Another feature is that it comes with disk brakes. This beginner bike comes out to around $599.00, which is much cheaper compared to the Cannondale Trail 6. The next bike that I want to talk about is the Kona Rove. This beginner bike is solid for gravelly trails. The Kona Rove also comes with disk brakes. The current price for the Kona Rove is about $1,199.00, making it the most expensive bike of the three that I have talked about. There are many more bikes that are suitable for beginners, but as I have said in previous posts, it always important to do research as to what bike would suit you best specifically.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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