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There is a misconception that picking the right bike is easy. They have it in their minds that the only thing you need to do is choose the bike that looks the best and is a comfortable physical fit. Wrong, there is more to it these days than simply looks and comfort. With Biking becoming more popular in almost every area of life (transportation, lifestyle, sports, hobbies) there are more Scooters than ever to choose from. Today more people are choosing to ride a Scooter as their primary forms of transportation. There are also plenty of people and families who love riding as a hobby. Here is how you choose the right Scooter for your needs.

One way to choose the bike that fits you is to sit on the bike and see if your feet will rest flat on the floor, in case you need to stop yourself. There are those who say that this isn't the best way, though. These experts say in order to have the best Biking experience you can, you should allow for a few inches between the ground and your feet. You will likely find that the seat will rest too near the crossbar, if, when you sit on the seat, your knees are bent with your feet flat on the ground, which is an indication that the seat needs to be raised. If you can bend your knees, your knees will come up too high when you are pedaling.

Always keep in mind that you want to test the bike before you buy it. Take it around the block if you can to make sure that it's worth the money and it's right for you. It's the same concept as buying a used car, there's no way you would take it without testing it.

It's the same thing with a used Scooter . You really need to be sure to test it if you plan to spend a good bit on the Scooter or if you are going to be spending a lot of time riding it. You want to find a bike that fits you. Physical fit is easy to determine, but you also need to find a bike that “fits” your riding style. You would never want to ride a Scooter that was uncomfortable for you.

You also need to acquire some safety gear. Scooter helmets have come a long way since they were first introduced. Not only do they look a lot better than they used to, they are also built better to provide greater protection. You should never, ever ride your Scooter unless you are wearing your helmet. This little thing can mean the difference between life and death.

It wouldn't hurt to also get some elbow and knee pads, and some wrist and ankle guards if you are going to take your bike off-road. Another piece of safety equipment that you should think about getting are pants clips, especially if you are going to be using your bike as a primary mode of transportation. They work by clipping your pants out of the way so they can't get tangled in the chain or gears.

So many options are available to you as you shop for a new bike. Your choices range from safety issues to those of fashion. Feeling a little defeated at the outset of choosing your new bike is normal. You can rest assured that by doing minimal research into your options, you’ll make the perfect decision for you.

Before heading out to the store, learn a little bit about the available choices. You’ll be glad you did!