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Buying a Bicycle Online
Buying a Bicycle Online
Fantom Mountain Bike Image: bikesdirect.com
BikesDirect sells a wide range of road, comfort, cruiser, and mountains bikes on its website, BikesDirect.com. Since opening more than two decades ago, BikesDirect has sold hundreds of thousands of bicycles to satisfied customers around the country.
The first thing to do when shopping for a bike online is to decide which type of bike you need and…
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Payment and Site Security Measures at BikesDirect.com
Payment and Site Security Measures at BikesDirect.com
BikesDirectImage: bikesdirect.com Bikes Direct is an online retailer of bicycles founded by Dr. Mike Spratt, a biker and college professor. Through its website BikesDirect.com, BikesDirect focuses on a low-cost, high-volume business model to provide the best deals to customers. In addition to the assurance of a Better Business Bureau A+ rating, the company’s website incorporates multiple…
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This just in: my Windsor Oxford Deluxe!
I have been tracking the Windsor Oxford Deluxe 3-speed for a few years now. It's sold only through Bikesdirect.com or Bikeshopwarehouse.com. Not sure if these are one in the same? Anyway, I purchased mine at the latter for $349.00 shipped. (Just looked and the price has gone up $50 since my order last week.) The photo here (credit: bikeshopwareshouse.com) shows it in charcoal; I bought it in black.It's a really great looking bike. I'll get into purchase experience, assembly, and riding experience next. Stay tuned. :)
Woe: An Undeniable Urge to Buy [Another] Bike
Isn't this bike beautiful? Well, isn't it? Even if you don't agree with me, this bike's beauty isn't in question -- its utility is.
I love cycling. Formerly a summer-only rider, I now bike commute to work year-round (a habit aided by my city's temperate weather). I have a very good, relatively new bike. During the past few months, I've made certain upgrades to Candy Battle (e.g., getting a full tune up, having a rack installed, buying panniers for schleppin' purposes) to ensure its continued functionality. There is no question that I do not need another bike.
BUT (and there's always a BUT) as I scrolled through Google Reader this morning, I came across a link to BikesDirect.com, which is selling the above-pictured bike for a mere $299.95 -- that includes shipping, people! (For those interested, the MSRP is $795.) I'm a sucker for a good deal, even if said deal is for an item I do. not. need.
Herein lies today's strife: I have a perfectly good bike, but I'm coveting this new one so hard. It's blue! It boasts awesome, old-timey style! IT'S ON SALE! What to do? My instincts are telling me to be satisfied with my current ride, but my other instincts are urging me to BUY, BUY, BUY. I'll sleep on the decision, my dreams paved with greenways.
