The 11 Best Hybrid Bikes Under $1000 for Men & Women

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These are the best hybrid bikes under $1000 for men and women, sorted into three categories based on riding styles (fitness and commuting, casual riding, and cruising).

I selected them based on in-depth research. I evaluated owners’ experiences, reviews, components, and the price-value ratio of the bikes available on the market. I scored them using this hybrid bike scoring system.

KEY TAKEAWAY

When choosing a hybrid bike, think about how you want to ride. For example, if you are a casual rider, I recommend preferring more relaxed geometry so you will sit more upright (learn more).

The best hybrid bike under $1000 overall is the Trek FX 3 Gen 4. It has sporty geometry and a 1X drivetrain for simplified shifting. A lifetime warranty covers its frame, and it comes with disc brakes for effective stopping power in all weather conditions.

What Are the Best Hybrid Bikes Under $1000?

Black Schwinn Discover hybrid bike with the rear rack, fenders, and rim brakes
Schwinn Discover

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Black/blue Trek FX 3 Gen 4 hybrid bike for men.
Trek FX 3 Gen 4

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Matte black Priority Classic Plus comfort bike with brown tires, saddle, and grips
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The best hybrid bikes for under $1000 come with quality components (from brands like Shimano). They are also well-built to last you for years with regular maintenance. Depending on their type, they come with additional accessories like racks, suspension seatpost, pedals, etc.

If you are a heavier rider or live in a hilly area, buy a hybrid bike with disc brakes. They will provide excellent stopping power.

I also recommend considering the geometry. Choose a relaxed one for casual bike rides and an aggressive one if you want to ride faster without spending as much energy.

Check out this buyer’s guide to learn more about what to expect from a hybrid bike under $1000.

Trek FX 3 Gen 4 (Best Hybrid Bike Under $1000 Overall)

Black/blue Trek FX 3 Gen 4 hybrid bike for men.
Trek FX 3 Gen 4 | Source: trekbikes.com

Comfort 4/5 | Handling 5/5 | Components 5/5 | Build Quality 5/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 4/5 | Design 4/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 4.3/5

Pros

  • 1X chainring eliminates the risk of cross-chaining (10 available gears)
  • High built quality
  • Integrated cable routing
  • Hydraulic disc brakes for better stopping power

Cons

  • Not very suitable for rougher surfaces due to the absence of a suspension fork and narrow tires

The Trek FX 3 Gen 4 is the opposite of the Trek Verve bike family. This model was designed to perform. Its narrower tires and more aggressive, sporty geometry are similar to road bikes. This means you can ride faster and further without spending as much energy. So, the bike is perfect for medium to long trips (dozens of miles) and maintaining your fitness level.

Unlike the previous generation, it’s only available in one version, but thanks to the dropped top tube, it’s also suitable for women. It also looks much cleaner thanks to the integrated cable routing, and shifting is simplified thanks to the 1by drivetrain.

FX 3 Gen 4 is comfortable but not as much as the Trek Verves or the Dual Sports because these come with a suspension fork. The fork of this bike is made of stiff and lightweight carbon. The bike’s weight is around 25.36 lb / 11.5 kg (size M).

If you are attracted to the speed associated with road cycling but do not feel like a road bike would fit you, the FX 3 Disc is a great choice. It is a perfect hybrid bike for everybody who prefers performance over comfort.

Priority Classic Plus (Best for Low Maintenance)

Matte black Priority Classic Plus comfort bike with brown tires, saddle, and grips
Priority Classic Plus | Source: Prioritybicycles.com
Blue Priority Classic Plus The Gotham Edition step-through comfort bike with brown tires, saddle, and grips
Priority Classic Plus Gotham Edition (step-through) | Source: Prioritybicycles.com

Comfort 4/5 | Handling 4/5 | Components 3/5 | Build Quality 5/5 | Accessories 3/5 | Weight 4/5 | Design 5/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 4.0/5

Pros

  • The bike is available in a version for both men and women
  • Available in multiple colors
  • High build quality
  • Almost maintenance-free
  • Attractive design
  • Comfortable grips & saddle
  • Kickstand and bottle cage included
  • Easy to assemble

Cons

  • Limited gear selection
  • No rear brake on some models

Priority Classic Plus is lightweight (weighing just 26 lb / 11.79 kg) and a hassle-free hybrid bike. Its main benefit is that it uses a belt drive. This means it is completely free of grease and grime.

But its benefits do not end here. It is super easy to assemble, so even inexperienced people can make it. Its geometry allows riding upright, which is ideal for short commuting.

It also has a rigid kickstand and a bottle cage for your water bottle. Last but not least, it has above-average build quality. Its main disadvantage is the limited gear range, making it less suitable for hilly areas.

Classic Plus is available in standard and step-through options that are suitable for men and women. It’s also available in a “Gotham Edition,” a beautiful matte finish. Be careful when choosing the desired model, as some may not have a rear brake but allow braking by pedaling backward.

Schwinn Discover (Best for Cargo)

Black Schwinn Discover hybrid bike with the rear rack, fenders, and rim brakes
Schwinn Discover
White Schwinn Discover step-through hybrid bike with the rear rack, fenders, and rim brakes
Schwinn Discover step-through

Comfort 4/5 | Handling 3/5 | Components 2/5 | Build Quality 3/5 | Accessories 5/5 | Weight 1/5 | Design 2/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 3.0/5

Pros

  • Available for men and women
  • Suspension fork and seatpost
  • Smooth grip shifting (21 gears)
  • Rear rack included
  • Front and rear brake
  • Easy to assemble

Cons

  • Higher weight 35.5 lb (16.1 kg)

Schwinn Discover is a true value for the buck. It is a perfect bike for casual riding or commuting in a city, town, or village. Its suspended fork and seatpost absorb bumps and vibrations to maximize riding comfort.

Discover has 21 gears with small jumps between each other, which is good for your riding experience.

Another benefit is the rear rack, which you can use to carry additional cargo or attach a basket for your groceries.

Women will appreciate that Schwinn Discover is also available in a step-through option for easier mounting.

Owners also praise the easy assembly, although the instruction manual is not helpful. Another downside is the poor-quality inner tubes, which may need to be replaced.

This bike has its downsides, but it provides the best price-value ratio of all bikes in this category.

Co-op Cycles CTY 2.1

Blue Co-op Cycles CTY 2.1 hybrid bike with disc brakes.
Co-op Cycles CTY 2.1 | Source: rei.com
Desert sage Co-op Cycles CTY 2.1 Step-through hybrid bike with disc brakes.
Co-op Cycles CTY 2.1 Step-through | Source: rei.com

Comfort 5/5 | Handling 5/5 | Components 5/5 | Build Quality 4/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 1/5 | Design 4/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 4.1/5

Pros

  • 18 available gears (2×9)
  • Suspended fork
  • Platform pedals included
  • High built quality
  • Hydraulic disc brakes for better stopping power
  • Reflective decals on tire sidewalls
  • Compatible with racks and fenders

Cons

  • Relatively heavy

The latest Co-op Cycles CTY 2.1 differs from its predecessor, the CTY 1.2, in a few ways. The most significant one is the 2×9 drivetrain (instead of 3X), which results in a slightly lower weight and easier shifting.

Another difference is in the design and suspension fork. The CTY 2.1 is more suitable for rougher terrain because the 63 mm travel fork can absorb bumps and vibrations.

However, its geometry is still upright and suitable for beginner or less flexible riders.

Other features, such as ergonomic grips, hydraulic disc brakes, reflective strips on the sidewalls of the tires, etc., are similar. You can choose from five sizes. Unfortunately, the color options are limited, and the bike is relatively heavy compared to Trek FX 3.

Cannondale Quick CX 4

Black Cannondale Quick CX for men
Cannondale Quick CX 4 | Source: rei.com

Comfort 5/5 | Handling 4/5 | Components 5/5 | Build Quality 4/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 1/5 | Design 4/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 3.9/5

Pros

  • 21 available gears (3×7)
  • Suspension fork
  • High built quality
  • Upright geometry for a comfortable ride
  • Mechanical disc brakes for better stopping power

Cons

  • Relatively heavy

The Cannondale Quick CX 4 is a great hybrid bike for beginners. Its geometry will allow you to ride in a more relaxed and comfortable position.

The entire bike weighs about 32 lb (about 14.5 kg), which is not the lowest weight, but it is durable and suitable even for heavier riders.

The Shimano drivetrain (21 gears) allows you to ride uphill sections, flats, or downhills. You will always find the right gear to fit your preferred cadence. The shifting is quick, precise, and seamless.

For those who enjoy riding in terrain, the 63 mm travel Suntour suspension fork will absorb bumps, making your ride more comfortable. This is one of the biggest differences from CTY 1.2.

The more weatherproof mechanical disc brakes provide better stopping power than standard rim brakes.

Quick CX 4 comes with standard 700c wheels and Vittoria Terreno Dry 40mm wide tires ideal for paved roads or solid dirt roads. They are unsuitable for rough terrain due to the lack of knobs and traction in mud or deep gravel.

Trek Verve 2 Disc

Black Trek Verve 2 Disc for men
Trek Verve 2 Disc (men) | Source: trekbikes.com
Red Trek Verve 2 Disc for women
Trek Verve 2 Disc (women) | Source: trekbikes.com

Comfort 5/5 | Handling 5/5 | Components 5/5 | Build Quality 5/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 2/5 | Design 4/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 4.3/5

Pros

  • The frame is available in a version for both men and women
  • Suspension seatpost
  • 24 available gears (3×8)
  • High built quality
  • A geometry allowing a more upright position
  • Partially integrated cable routing
  • Hydraulic disc brakes for better stopping power

Cons

  • Limited color selection
  • Not as suitable for rougher surfaces due to the absence of a suspension fork and narrower tires compared to the Trek Dual Sport

Trek Verve 2 Disc is a city/hybrid bike. It was designed to be comfortable so you won’t experience any discomfort. The suspension seatpost absorbs vibrations and makes your ride smoother.

This bike is perfect for commuting to and from work or the grocery store, cruising around the neighborhood, or visiting the countryside.

You can select from the 24 gears available. This is a large enough selection for most terrains you encounter with this bike.

The bike uses disc brakes that are more effective than rim brakes in wet conditions. This makes the bike easy to handle, even in heavy rain.

Its aluminum frame weighs 30.26 lb / 13.73 kg (size M). It is heavier compared to Trek FX 3 but still pretty lightweight.

TIP: Check out this Trek Verve comparison and learn the differences between individual models.

The coolest feature is the DuoTrap S. It is a sensor built into the frame that tracks your speed and cadence. These data are transferred to your head unit or smartphone to track your progress.

Verve 2 Disc is a perfect hybrid bike for everybody who prefers comfort over performance.

Polygon Path 3

Black Polygon Path 3 commuter bike with hydraulic disc brakes
Polygon Path 3 | Source: bikesonline.com

Comfort 4/5 | Handling 4/5 | Components 5/5 | Build Quality 4/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 3/5 | Design 3/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 3.8/5

Pros

  • Wide-gear range (3×9 gears)
  • A geometry allowing a more upright position
  • Suitable for paved roads thanks to narrow tires
  • Partially integrated cable routing
  • Hydraulic disc brakes for better stopping power

Cons

  • Not as suitable for terrain as bikes with wider tires
  • Pedals are not included
  • Heavier than alternatives

Polygon Path 3 surprises with a very wide range of gears. This is relatively rare in this price range. So you will always find the right gear.

On the other hand, its disadvantage is the higher complexity, serviceability, and weight.

So, who is the Polygon Path 3 for? This bike is ideal for commuting and shorter trips. It can handle paved and unpaved roads with ease. Due to its narrow tires, I recommend avoiding too much rough terrain.

I would recommend this bike more to those who want a bike with many gears they can use. For example, because of the hilly area they live in.

I also appreciate the hydraulic brakes and relaxed geometry on the Path 3 for a comfortable ride.

The downsides include the higher weight than alternatives (such as the Polygon Path 3 or Trek Verve 2 disc).

Priority Turi

Blue Priority Turi with belt drive, fenders, bike stand, and disc brakes.
Priority Turi | Source: Prioritybicycles.com

Comfort 3/5 | Handling 4/5 | Components 4/5 | Build Quality 5/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight n/a | Design 5/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 3.8/5

Pros

  • High build quality
  • Low maintenance need
  • Attractive retro design
  • Comfortable grips & saddle
  • Easy to assemble
  • Bottle cage, kickstand, and mudguards included
  • Disc brakes

Cons

  • Available in 1 color only (blue)
  • No fork suspension

Priority Turi was made with older people in mind. Its frame allows easy mounting, even for people with limited mobility.

The bike is suitable for both men and women. It is comfortable, safe, and reliable. Thanks to the belt drive, which is completely grease-free, it does not require frequent maintenance.

The mudguards protect you against splashing water in the rain. The bottle cage is included, so you can place your bike water bottle in it.

You can break effectively by using the disc brakes. The bike also offers very user-friendly shifting. Just twist your wrist up or down without adjusting the pedaling speed to avoid a dropped chain.

This bike’s disadvantages include being only available in one color and having a non-suspended fork. Therefore, it is not very suitable for unpaved roads.

Trek Dual Sport 2 Gen 5

Greed Trek Dual Sport 2 Gen 5 hybrid bike with carbon fork.
Trek Dual Sport 2 Gen 5 | Source: trekbikes.com

Comfort 4/5 | Handling 4/5 | Components 5/5 | Build Quality 5/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 3/5 | Design 5/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 4.1/5

Pros

  • 18 available gears (2×9)
  • High built quality
  • A geometry allowing a more upright position
  • Suitable for rougher surfaces thanks to the wide tires
  • Integrated cable routing
  • Hydraulic disc brakes for better stopping power
  • Flat pedals included
  • Carbon fork for lower-weight

Cons

  • Not as suitable for paved roads as the Trek FX 3 Disc due to the wider tires

Trek Dual Sports are not far away from a mountain bike. Their geometry and build are very similar to hardtail mountain bikes. The main difference is in the tires, suspension, and a few other things.

The stock tires are not as knobby as the mountain bike tires. This means you will be faster on paved roads and not lose as much energy. Yet, this bike is also suitable for unpaved roads and light gravel. However, if you only want to ride on paved surfaces, I recommend FX 3 instead because of its narrower tires and more sporty geometry.

Dual Sport 2 Gen 5 comes with disc brakes. You can take advantage of them, especially during the rain. This type of brake is more effective in these conditions than the rim brakes.

Unlike the Gen 4, the Gen 5 has no front suspension but a carbon fork for lower weight and a 2X drivetrain instead of 1X for a wider gear range.

Of course, Trek Dual Sport 2 is equipped with the DuoTrap S sensor that tracks your speed and cadence. It transfers data to your head unit or smartphone to allow you to track the distance, average speed, etc.

Dual Sport 2 is a versatile hybrid bike that performs well on various surfaces and terrains. Therefore, it is perfect for everybody who prefers versatility over speed.

TIP: Don’t you have a bike water bottle yet? Check my selection of The Best Cycling Water Bottles you can get.

Schwinn GTX

Black Schwinn GTX with blue decals, front suspension, and disc brakes
Schwinn GTX

Comfort 4/5 | Handling 3/5 | Components 3/5 | Build Quality 3/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 1/5 | Design 3/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 2.9/5

Pros

  • Sporty geometry
  • Front & rear disc brake
  • Fork suspension
  • Large gear selection (21 gears)
  • Disc brakes

Cons

  • Difficult assembly
  • Limited size & color selection

The Schwinn GTX has the most sporty geometry (similar to the Schwinn Network bike). This makes it suitable for commuting and short—to medium-distance trips, even on unpaved roads.

The tires are wide enough not to puncture as easily as narrow tires, making the ride more comfortable. Thanks to the front suspension, your ride will also be much smoother.

You can choose from 21 gears. This large gear selection makes it perfect for riding both flats and hills. And once you go downhill, you can break easily and efficiently with the front and rear disc brakes.

The main disadvantage is that assembly can cause problems for inexperienced people. Therefore, I recommend visiting your local bike shop.

Townie Original 7D

Blue Townie Original 7D Men comfort bike with rim brakes
Townie Original 7D Men | Source: trekbikes.com
Red Townie Original 7D step-through comfort bike with rim brakes
Townie Original 7D Women | Source: trekbikes.com

Comfort 4/5 | Handling 2/5 | Components 2/5 | Build Quality 4/5 | Accessories 2/5 | Weight 1/5 | Design 3/5 | WEIGHTED OVERALL SCORE 2.7/5

Pros

  • Available in 3 and 6 colors (depending on men’s or women’s version)
  • High build quality
  • Comfortable grips & saddle
  • Internal cable routing
  • Kickstand included
  • Front & rear brake

Cons

  • The very upright position may not suit everybody
  • The bottle cage is not included

Townie Original 7D bike is exactly what you expect from its name. It has less aggressive, more upright geometry compared to the Priority bicycles. As a result, you will feel like you are riding a chopper.

The Townie brand is known for its high build quality. This bike also has one cool perk – partial internal cable routing, making its design nice and clean.

The bike offers 7 gears, so it is also good for a hilly city. You can also equip it with various accessories, such as a bottle cage and rear rack.

What is also really cool is the chain cover. Thanks to it, your pants, for example, will not get entangled in the chain, and your ride will be much safer.

Overall, the Townie Original 7D is a durable, nice-looking bike for casual rides for a good price. It is available in 3 colors (men’s version) and 6 colors (women’s version).

You may also be interested in my selection of hybrid bikes under $500 and the best hybrid bikes.

My Verdict

If I had to choose only one bike from this selection, it would be the Trek FX 3 Gen 4. The FX 3 has more sporty geometry for faster rides. Its ergonomic handlebar is also comfy, making it suitable for commuting and long-distance trips.

Its disc brakes allow you to stop effectively even in wet conditions. Thanks to 1X gearing, shifting is effortless. Overall, the FX 3 offers the best versatility, comfort, and price combination.

How to Choose the Best Hybrid Bike Under $1000?

The $1000 budget will allow you to buy a very good hybrid bike that is reliable and fun to ride. But how to choose a hybrid bike that is the best for your riding style? How to spend your money wisely? Let’s find out.

Hybrid Bike Type: Not All Hybrids Are Equal

Based on my market research, I identified four basic types of hybrid bikes. You will find a good selection of all types below the $1000 range. I recommend selecting the hybrid bike type based on your riding style.

Buying a cruiser/comfort bike doesn’t make sense if you want to ride far and maintain your fitness. So, below, you will find out what the individual hybrid bike types are good for.

types of hybrid bikes - trekking, commuter, city, comfort
Basic types of hybrid bikes | Product pictures were used with permission of canyon.com and trekbikes.com

NOTE: Unfortunately, the naming and hybrid bike types are not unified among manufacturers. Often, the bike’s name does not match the hybrid bike category.

Trekking Bikes

Trekking bikes (sometimes also called fitness bikes) are specific for their flat handlebars and more aggressive geometry than other hybrid bikes. Depending on the type and manufacturer, the geometry may vary. There are 3 basic types of trekking bikes:

  • Trekking bikes with more relaxed, upright geometry suitable for family trips. They are usually equipped with wider tires, allowing riding on rougher surfaces (light gravel, dirt roads, etc.).
  • Trekking bikes with a more aggressive geometry that allows a faster ride to maintain your fitness level. They have narrow tires with lower rolling resistance and thus are great for paved roads. Yet, they handle light gravel too.
  • Trekking bikes are a compromise between the two categories mentioned above. They are very versatile and suitable for a large variety of terrains.

Commuter Bikes

Commuter bikes are designed for commuting to and from work, a grocery store, or your neighborhood.

Commuter bikes are suitable for paved roads and can also handle light terrain. Some commuter bikes may have extra accessories, such as panniers, baskets, and lights.

Remember to wear a helmet to increase your safety on your bike. Here are some of the most stylish bike helmets on the market.

City Bikes

City bikes are very similar to commuter bikes. According to Richard Ballantine, the author of Richard’s 21st Century Bicycle Book, they differ from other hybrid bikes by using 26-inch wheels and wider tires.

These features allow riding on roads with potholes. If you live in the countryside, a city bike can be the right choice thanks to the mudguards that often come with it. 

Cruiser / Comfort bikes

Cruiser / Comfort bikes are all about comfort. They have the most upright geometry of all hybrid bikes, allowing riders to easily place both feet on the ground.

Cruiser and comfort bikes are perfect for cruising around the beach and neighborhood. They often come with accessories like baskets, bells, lights, etc.

Hybrid Bike TypeIdeal for
Trekking Bikes• Maintaining fitness level and family trips
• Paved roads, bike paths, and light terrain
Commuter Bikes• Commuting to and from work, grocery store, etc.
• Paved roads and bike paths
City Bikes• Commuting in the city, cruising neighborhoods
• Paved roads and bike paths
Cruiser / Comfort bikes• Cruising around beach and neighborhoods
• Paved roads and bike paths
Hybrid bike types and what are they good for

Easy Assembly Will Make Your Life Easier

If you’re not a good mechanic (don’t worry; I am neither), focus on getting a bike that is easy to assemble. The packing should include an instruction manual that is easy to follow.

Some manufacturers sell semi-assembled bikes, so you can assemble yours within 10 or 15 minutes.

On the other hand, some hybrid bikes come with difficult-to-follow assembly instructions. Therefore, it is better to take the bike to a professional mechanic. This will cost additional money, so a bike that looks cheap will suddenly become expensive because you have to pay for the service and the time spent getting the bike to and from the store.

Components: Consider Your Needs

The $1000 budget is large enough to equip the hybrid bike with quality components such as a Shimano drivetrain, disc brakes, good alloy wheels, etc. So, here are a few recommendations:

  • Buy a bike with a front and rear brake. You can choose between rim or disc brakes.
    • Rim brakes are cheaper, lighter, and easier to maintain, but their stopping power may be affected by bad weather, such as rain.
    • Disc brakes have better stopping power but are heavier and more expensive.
      Sources: CyclistsHub, Bikeradar
  • Consider buying a bike with a front suspension fork if you want to ride in rougher terrain with many bumps. It will absorb vibrations and increase your ride comfort.
  • And finally, the bike should be equipped with pedals. Hybrid bikes come with platform pedals that you can use with standard shoes.

Browse the best pedals for hybrid bikes.

Gearing: 1X, 2X, or Even 3X?

The gear selection on your next bike is important. For example, if you live in a hilly area, you will need more gears to ride uphill. On the other hand, a bike with fixed gear is suitable for flats and riding around your neighborhood or city.

Depending on the application and the type of terrain for which the bike is designed, hybrid bikes under $1000 are equipped with different gears.

The most commonly used types of gears are fixed gear, 3-speed (1×3), 7-speed (1×7), 18-speed (2×9), 21-speed (3×7), and 24-speed (3×8).

Fixed, 3-speed, or 7-speed bikes are enough for riding on flats. If you live in a hilly area, I recommend choosing the 18-speed, 21-speed, or 24-speed variants.

Hybrid Bike Size

Choose the right bike size to make your bike ride comfortable. There are various methods for doing this. The simplest method is to choose a bike size based on your height, but this method is not very precise.

I recommend choosing a bike size based on your inseam length and comparing it with the manufacturer’s bike size chart. For more information, check out this Hybrid Bike Size Chart.

Other Accessories: What Do You Really Need?

Hybrid bikes under $1000 are often equipped with extras like a kickstand, rear rack, suspension seatpost, speed sensors (a unique feature of Trek bikes), etc.

Before you decide to buy a hybrid bike with some extra accessories, make sure you think about them twice. Will you take advantage of them? If so, then the bike may be a good choice for you.

For example, a speed sensor is a cool accessory for people who want to track their progress and maintain their fitness level. But, it will probably be useless for those who commute to a grocery store.

Hybrid Bikes FAQ

This post is regularly updated to provide the most up-to-date product tips. If you find a product that is not up to date, please contact me.

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