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Whats the difference between the Mongoose bikes at department stores and the ones at bike shops? Should I pay more bike shop bike?

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Whats the difference between the Mongoose bikes at department stores and the ones at bike shops? Should I pay more bike shop bike?

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Bikes found at your local, independent bike shop are different than the bikes found at a department store. Frames and components on bike shop bikes are of higher quality and are assembled by trained professional mechanics. A bike shop can offer high quality service after the sale, as well. In addition, bike shop models are typically available in a range of frame sizes to accommodate a much wider variety of riders. Bikes found in department stores are generally fine for recreational use, and the frames and components reflect that. (BACK TO TOP) Q: I can’t seem raise the handlebars on my bike. I loosened the little bolt on the top, but the clamp thing just spins and doesn’t seem to raise up like I thought it would. A: Your bike is equipped with a threadless headset and stem, which is stronger and lighter than traditionally quill-style stems, but is not as easily adjustable. There are several ways to effectively raise the handlebar on your bike, although all require the addition of new pa

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