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Cadence wrote: ↑1 Sep 2024, 5:39pm If you like tinkering and learning along the way (and I do, almost as much as actually riding ) then it's all a great deal of fun. If you don't then you are probably better off buying a new bike and use a bike shop for maintenance.

Indeed I do.

A lot of the fun of riding is having had an idea and put it to action to make the ride how you want it. Well I haven't done it yet but can say that is where I get the enjoyment in other areas where I am able to DIY, rather than just get someone else to do the tinkering.