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October 7th 05, 01:07 AM
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Bikee
Hi. I'm not a recumbent cycler (not yet anyway), but have been playing with
the idea of purchasing a "not too expensive' one to play with. I don't see any easy way to "try out" recumbents in my neighborhood, and don't really have the time to travel hours to any of the 2 or 3 shops within 500 miles of LI, NY. I've noticed that there are a few Bikee's (or is it Bike E's) for sale now and then on Ebay. Are these bikes a reasonable place to start? What should one pay for a good to excellent condition specimen? Thanks for any info/advice. 
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