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    And if you do have the fitting, you will have a whole lot of info that will help you in the purchase of a new bike, whether you get one now or later.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DirtDiva View Post
    It's a matter of what you can put up with and what you can afford, really. If your current bike is generally hideously uncomfortable and you have the spending money then of course you may as well look into the new bike. (Don't forget to get the shop to fit you properly at the time, of course!) Yet if you don't have that much cash to spare and the bike is causing more specific issues (e.g. pain in left knee but not right knee), then the fitting might be the more appropriate option. And if you fall somewhere in the middle of all that, well, I guess you have to weigh up the pros and cons and see where you end up.

    Quote Originally Posted by DirtDiva View Post
    And if you do have the fitting, you will have a whole lot of info that will help you in the purchase of a new bike, whether you get one now or later.
    Yes... that's an excellent point. Regardless of what I do, or do not do, I'll have the info for proper fit. The lbs that was place of purchase was done after they had their money from the sale.

 

 

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