They're all good brands. The real question is, which bike feels best to you when you ride it? That's the one that you should buy.
Without seeing specific parts specs, it's hard to know about the parts availability or ease of repair/maintenance for a shop. Generally speaking, proprietary parts are often more difficult to locate or work on, especially if they require proprietary tools. Otherwise, bike parts are pretty standard as long as you (or your mechanic) pays attention to compatiability.



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