u/677ITF

So close to pulling the trigger on a Ot G1 with a drop bar

Looking to get into cycling for gravel and flat trails. I was gifted a Walmart gift card for a little over $100 so going to put it towards the Ozark Trail G1 but somethings I need help with.

I am leaning toward buying the bike already assembled considering I don't have the tools and hands ln experience to assemble it. I am not saying I can't get the tools and can't learn but figured for simplicity just buy the dang thing assembled. My concern is I see a lot of complaints about the derailleur. Is a guaranteed issue if I buy it built?

Secondly, as an entry level am I shooting myself in the foot by going with the drop bar? I am pretty active in general and don't think the position bad compared to the flat bar. Ultimately the goal is to ride long distance fast.

Going to order pedals and a new seat but any feedback would be appreciated ty

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u/677ITF — 1 day ago

Is the Sec+ enough to do actual cyber work?

Long story short I met someone who said as soon I get Security+ they would offer me an entry cyber role position. If I get certified and have zero experience is the trifecta enough for me to have an understanding of a cyber role? I understand cyber is a ladder move but given the circumstance will I be walking in completely blind or are the certs a good foundation to where I won't look like an absolute moron

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u/677ITF — 1 day ago

Trek Dual Sport 1 $500

Looking for my first bike and this one is in budget but wanted some opinions. I offered $400 but buyer is pretty firm. The bike has been posted for over a month and seller says only thing is the tires need air. Only reason I am not going with the Ozark G1 is because I don't want to have to make upgrades I'd rather spend the initial money for a bike that has everything already. Is $500 reasonable for low mileage and good condition?

u/677ITF — 7 days ago