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		<title>Do higher end Treks, Giants, Fugi, etc have cheap bolts and chrome that rust. In the $600-$1200 range?</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[I ask this earlier, but from the answers, need to clarify. Both of my bicycles, a Diamondback road bike and a Raleigh hybrid, were bought at the local bike shop. They perform well, but the bolts on the Diamondback have rusted, and the bolts and handle bars on the Raleigh have rusted. I don't live [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I ask this earlier, but from the answers, need to clarify.</p>
<p>Both of my bicycles, a Diamondback road bike and a Raleigh hybrid, were bought at the local bike shop. They perform well, but the bolts on the Diamondback have rusted, and the bolts and handle bars on the Raleigh have rusted. I don't live near the ocean. They are stored inside.</p>
<p>I should not have to baby a decent bicycle to keep these item from rusting. They should be stainless steel and thick chrome. Would only cost manufacturer's a few extra dollars to do this. </p>
<p>At what price point, brand, can I expect rust free bolts and chrome?<br />
Thanks all for the answers. </p>
<p>Bikework, as usually you nailed it. Next bike I'll know to "baby" the bolts and make sure the handle bars are aluminum.</p>
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