>>1738729>really heavyif your bike weighs more than 17 kg it mite be worth getting rid of unless used as a cargo-bike
most bikes are between 13 and 15 kg, anything lighter is somewhat unusual
bikes under 13 kg tend to be a bit more twitchy and finicky anyway
>hard to pedalprobably your brake pads are rubbing
there are ways to adjust rim brakes to compensate for a buckled rim, but its less than ideal
disk brakes can be bent back into shape if they are warped, with calliper aliment being the most important adjustment aside from pad depth
>and the "wheel rim" needs truingvertical hop is a bit of a pain in the ass to fix and has to be done first, ie radial truing
wobbles side to side are easy to fix, ie axial truing
>worth spending $100 to fix?idk man, this really depends on how well the bearings are holding up
common failure point is wheel bearings and bottom bracket bearings, ez to check for once you know how
and of course the chain may be worn out, should be obvious by how well the chain sits on the largest chain ring
harder to check is wear on free-wheels and cassette sprockets, they are the first part to be affected by a badly worn chain
