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To: greenspirit who wrote (51753)6/4/1999 1:46:00 PM
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Michael,

That's true too, but, most people with computers are in industrialized areas with lots of commerce, I don't think they would be lacking in bike stores. I used Auto-by-tel to purchase my last vehicle, so technically, I used the "net" to buy my car, but I certainly went to the dealer to look it over and test drive it first. I just don't think bikes are a commodity that you can easily sell over the net because of the the personal adjustments that are always required, not to mention the service after the sale aspects. Who's going to service the "net" bikes? Will they sub it out? A real disadvantage when it comes to bikes, imo.

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