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  • #1410
    Stanley
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    I want to get my father a new bike, as he hasn’t really gone out riding in years. I’ve been trying to get him back into it, but I think he feels it would be too much for him to get back into it. Are there bikes on the marker meant for the elderly? Maybe to make it easier on them when riding? Or would you propose I instead get him an ebike? I imagine that would be even easier on him.

    #2064
    Anonymous
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    Hi Stanley, it’s cool to see you care for your father. There are bikes especially made for seniors. Try Bikes without cross bars, it would be easy for him to get on and off. Your father might be hesitant as he is starting after a long time. Make him ride around the block, you too join him, after he feels comfortable you both can ride longer distances.

    #2065
    Anonymous
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    Hybrid bikes are almost as fast and easy to pedal as a road bike and seems to be comfortable and versatile.

    #2066
    Anonymous
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    Have you considered Recumbent bikes. It’s very safe and doesn’t cause any strain on the back. Will get little time to get used to it. After that it’s fun to ride.

    #2067
    Anonymous
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    Schwinn Sanctuary 7 cruiser bikes are pretty good for seniors.

    #2068
    Anonymous
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    E-bikes like Pedego Boomerang would be safe for seniors and would not be a strain to ride on as it is a very low bike without crossbars.

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