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Riding bikes, or cycling is a fun healthy sport and exercise activity for anyone to enjoy. Bicycle riding is also a popular form of commuting to and from work or for local transportation from home to get groceries or for local shopping. The bicycle is one of the greatest inventions known to man. Cycle Limited buys and sells premium new and used bikes all over the world. Whether you are buying a new or used bike for sale, buying the best bike for your money is important. Buying a used bike is sensible, smart, and easier on your wallet than buying a bike at MSRP. Cycle Limited buys and sells bikes for all types of riding, or categories of cycling, whether you are new to the sport of cycling or are an experienced bike racer Cycle Limited has a great selection to fit your cycling needs.
Cycle Limited sells a great selection of premium used road, mountain, gravel, triathlon, and e-bikes such as e-mtb, e-road, and e-gravel bikes.
Every new bike sold at Cycle Limited and all previously owned used bikes Cycle Limited sells is Cycle Limited Certified. This means that all bikes sold at Cycle Limited are fully serviced and all bikes are expertly tuned by our professional bike mechanics prior to being listed for sale. All bicycle parts and bicycle components that are no longer usable, or are no longer safe and are worn beyond being reliable, are replaced prior to being listed for sale on our website.
One of the many benefits of buying a certified used bicycle from Cycle Limited is that, often times, the previous owner may have upgraded the bicycle you would like to buy with new drivetrain components, new carbon fiber disc wheels, a suspension fork or a new rear shock, which saves you money and makes your new, used bike more fun to ride and to own.
Road Bikes
Road bikes are bikes meant to be ridden on paved or asphalt roads. Road bicycles are, in general, built to be agile and lightweight equipped with frame materials such as carbon fiber, titanium, or aluminum so they are easier to pedal uphill and to gain speed for pedaling efficiency. Road bike wheels are made from aluminum or carbon fiber and today’s current braking systems are mostly hydraulic disc brakes which makes it much easier to stop safely and to control speed for safety.
Modern road bike shifting and braking can either be mechanical, with cables, or with electronic, battery operated shifting which relieves any confusion riders may have learning how to shift road bike derailleurs. Modern road bikes are aerodynamic and designed to slice through the air which increases speed and efficiency making road bikes fast. Although road bikes are built without suspension they are very comfortable to ride for hours with a proper bike fit.
New and Used Road Bikes for sale at Cycle Limited include popular road bike models such as a Specialized Tarmac, Trek Madone, and the Pinarello Dogma.
Mountain Bikes
Mountain bikes are built with a front suspension fork or with front and rear suspension systems. A front suspension mountain bike is known as a hardtail. A full suspension mountain bike has a front suspension fork and a rear suspension shock built into the bike’s frame which gives mountain bikers the ability to handle rough terrain uphill and downhill. Most mountain bike suspensions are either made by Fox Racing MTB or RockShox.
Modern mountain bikes are built with varying lengths of suspension travel. Suspension travel determines the type of mountain biking a bike will be capable of withstanding while being ridden on rigged trails or down mountains. Cross country or XC mountain bikes offer less travel but the entire bike weighs less so it is agile and easier to climb or ascend on up or on mountain trails. Mountain bike frames are built using raw materials – the most popular mountain bike frames are built with carbon or aluminum.
Trail bikes, enduro bikes, and downhill mountain bikes have longer travel options on both the front and rear suspension enabling riders to launch off bigger drops and to absorb bigger jumps and rocks on technical trails offroad. Modern development of mountain bikes has greatly improved because of rider demand and from mountain bike racing and modern design and engineering.
Gravel Bikes
What is a gravel bike? Much like an overbuilt road bike, or an underbuilt cross country mountain bike, gravel bikes have flared carbon fiber drop bars and 700c or 29 inch aluminum or carbon wheels. Oftentimes, a gravel bike will have a front suspension fork, though a full rigid frame and fork are most common. Front and rear suspension on gravel bikes is less popular. Gravel biking is a popular segment of bike riding, if not the fastest growing cycling category and gravel bike racing has become an exciting aspect of cycling. Many former or retired road bike racing professionals have become gravel racers with more involvement of the UCI.
Components offered from Shimano and SRAM are gravel specific and are built with more robust and sturdy designs designed to be capable of handling rough dirt roads and smooth singletrack trails and riverbank roads or trails next to railroad tracks or in mountainous logging roads. Gravel bike tires are wider than road bike tires and are usually 35c or 40c or 45c wide and are usually ridden without innertubes and use tubeless tire sealant allowing for lower tire pressures which gives the rider a more comfortable and secure ride on rough roads.
Desirable gravel bike frames are built using carbon fiber for a smoother or a more supple ride characteristic such as the Specialized Diverge and Crux, the Trek Checkpoint, or the 3T Exploro. Titanium gravel bike frames are very popular like the Moots Routt 45 or the Litespeed Ultimate G2. Aluminum remains a less expensive and an ideal frame material for bike manufacturers to use for gravel bikes as they tend to be more affordable and yet still remain lightweight and fun to ride.
Time Trial / Triathlon
Racing against the clock has endured the test of time for well over a hundred years of bike racing. TT bikes, or time trial bicycles, are very similar to triathlon bikes though the two types are built in accordance with the UCI for racing purposes.
Tri-bikes are designed and built for riding fast on the road. Triathlon bikes are usually slightly heavier than road bikes, though many of the same components are used. Time Trial bikes are aerodynamic carbon fiber or aluminum bikes used for racing in triathlons or in time trial racing both for individual or team racing on closed roadway race courses. Cycle Limited sells time trial and triathlon bikes, usually premium or high-end yet used, or previously owned, at a greatly decreased cost below manufacturers suggested retail prices and in excellent condition.
Popular triathlon bikes models are the Specialized Shiv, Trek Speed Concept, and the Cervelo P-series bikes like the P3 or P5.
E-Bikes
Electric bikes, or e-bikes as they are commonly referred to today, are bicycles built with an electric motor to assist the rider either fully operational with or without pedaling. Cycle Limited buys and sells premium e-bikes such as e-road and e-mtb bikes. Most electric bikes for sale are known as pedal assist where the electric motor turns on while the rider pedals the bike which lessens the amount of physical stress the rider must ensure to ride any distance.
There are electric bike kits allowing owners to install upgraded batteries and electric motors to increase the length of battery life and extend the life of the e-bicycle. E-bikes such as e-MTB bike frames are mostly built using either carbon fiber or aluminum keeping the weight of these heavier bikes to a minimum.
E-bikes make riding bikes possible for older adults or for those with a handicap yet still desire to ride and pedal a fun bike outdoors. Being outside on your bike never gets old and modern electric bicycles are safe, comfortable with suspension either front or rear or full-suspension with wide, knobby tires and electric lights for riding safety.
Some of the best electric bikes for sale at Cycle Limited are the Specialized Turbo Levo, Trek Domane+ AL 5, and the carbon fiber Cannondale SuperSix EVO Neo e-road bike.
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