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![]() Most entry level wheel sets will handle your weight fine, as you go up in wheels and the spoke count goes down, weight might become an issue. You can find lots of entry level bikes with various carbon parts (forks, seat posts, chain stays,etc) and carbon does soften the ride a bit, IMO. Nothing wrong with a good alumnium bike though, and don't get caught up in the components game. You don't need Dura-Ace or Ultegra parts for a good bike.
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![]() River Valley Cycle has treated me well when dealing with them on the MTB side of things.
Pedalhead is supposed to be pretty good from what I hear. United has a great selection but they are a bit like shopping at a department store. Revolution Cycle - Found them to be pretty pushy sales wise. If you ever decide to get into MTB go see the guys at Hardcore Bikes
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