Buying bicycle in Germany | Our experience | Cycling in Germany

Are you interested in buying a bike in Germany? Then we got you covered. This video includes all the information you should know before buying your first bike in Germany. Please skip to the part you want to watch.
CHAPTERS:-
0:00 Introduction
2:15 Things to know before buying a bike
5:49 Pros & Cons of different bike stores
9:45 Things to buy along with your bike
12:12 How to save your bike from stealing?
12:52 Insurance of bikes
14:10 Fines you might have to pay
14:38 Tips
16:02 Bloopers
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[@chaitydey8175]

I am a beginner and want to start my bike riding journey in Berlin. I have visited Stadler but the consultation was not comprehensive enough. I tried bikes from Swapfiets to try them but none of their sizes were fit and their smallest size was also too big for me. Which bike-shop should I try to get an excellent consultation since I am a complete beginner. I did some research about my needs and size but yet a professional consultation and later good customer service is important. I would like some guidance. Thanks

[@ExpatTravelFinds]

Hello! We totally understand your problem. We would suggest you to visit Radhaus and see if their consultation helps you! You can also refer to the frame size chart that we included in our video. Me being only 5 feet tall was recommended frame size 45. My husband picked up a frame size smaller but the Radhaus staff recommended to choose a larger frame size as that will be suitable for him(5’8”). But be prepared to converse in German as most of the staff in Radhaus speak German. You can also visit Decathalon in Alexanderplatz, where majority of the staff pretty much can communicate in English and are quite approachable. Hope you get the right frame size of your bike!