Thanks for the question. This is not an easy one to answer without seeing the bike. It could be a multitude of reasons; some simple and some more complex if it is an older bike that hasn't had regular maintenance. Could you bring the bike into the shop? Then we could start pinpointing what the issue is and what the cost would be to correct before we start. This way you'll know in advance and can make a more knowledgeable decision. Thanks, Scott Scheller's Fitness and Cycling - Okolona
A lot now days I fix my own chain
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I have a bike frame that I was told was worth alot of money .Can you tell me what it is worth?
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