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That's great news for anyone looking for a new road bike within a budget of $2000. With the oversupply of bikes, you may be able to find some great deals and discounts on the road bikes you're considering. Brands and bike shops may be more willing to negotiate on price in order to clear out their inventory. It's also a good idea to check out the used bike market, as the article mentioned. You might be able to find a great bike at a lower price. However, make sure to thoroughly inspect the bike and check its condition before buying.

I would recommend checking out these bikes, which are all high-quality and well-suited for recreational and longer rides. You can also look at the other brands, like Giant, Trek, Specialized, and Cannondale, and see if they have other models in that price range.

Don't hesitate to negotiate with the bike shop or seller for a better price, given the current market conditions. Good luck on your search for the perfect road bike!

Brittany Marks wrote:Here is a share:
I have wanted to try online dating for about four years now. I've looked at sites, reviewed many profiles, and examined what I want and have to offer. Maybe I've been creepy just creeping around in the background, but it took a lot of "research" for me to feel comfortable making a profile and communicating on a dating site. After scouring the internet for well over a year, I decided that I wanted to start a conversation with a man whose profile I kept coming back to. We shared a lot of common goals and interests and he appeared to live a life I could see myself joining. We messaged first a few times and then he wanted to speak to me on the phone. He even wanted to meet me at my location( I declined). I looked forward to our conversations. About a month into our communication, he told me I needed to know he wanted multiple partners ( not on his profile)  and that he was not physically attracted to my body ( I have a thin/athletic frame). He did let me know that he could see us gardening and working the land together and would consider an intimate relationship if I would cater to his interest in feederism (look it up; I had to). I am thankful he told me before we met and spent time together. However, I think that is very important information that he could have put in his profile.  I felt really irresponsible that I gave him personal details about my job, my general location, and mostly that I had a young son. I don't think he listened at all to what I wanted in life or a relationship and his requests sounded like some sort of enslavement. At times it makes for a good dark joke on myself around friends: How many vegetables would I have to grow myself coupled with my metabolism rate in order for him to find me attractive?...a very large number.  
I haven't lost my want to try again because I'm still regularly looking at the community page on Permies, but I hope the next time I find a guy my kind of weird (eating invasive species and composting his old undies).

great story thanks for sharing Brittany

Dylan Buetzow wrote:What are people doing to manage Strawberry Guava?

what do you exatly mean buddy?