I recently posted a question about using a site structure similar to what's shown below. example.com/bikes/foo-bike/wheels    //content about foo-bike's wheelsexample.com/bikes/bar-bike/wheels    //content about bar-bike's wheelsIf two bikes are at comparable price points, it's likely that they will have similar components. Should I be concerned if multiple bikes have similar content and the only major difference between them is their component name?The website I'm creating is a user guide for bikes. With the URL structure above I'm a little worried that I run the risk for creating duplicate content.
Similar content on multiple pages. How does this impact SEO?
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You can 'dilute duplicate' content by adding unique content around it.  What I might do here is add a unique description for each bike if possible. Even if they are similar, but slightly different you should probably be able to create an interesting, unique description.Say for example that one bike is more geared towards beginners, but the other one is more for experienced riders.some thing like:The big brother to the Foo-Bike, the Bar-Bike uses the same perfect  frame geometry, but comes with an extra inch of travel up front so you  can suck up those drops with ease. As the gear set in the Foo-Bike is  probably the best around, we use the same setup on the Bar-Bike, but  we have added a bashguard to the bottom of the chain disc to ensure  you never get hooked up while hurtling down the trails. We have also  kept the same top of the range wheelset, as is featured on the  Foo-Bike, simply coating them in extra wide Nooby tires to ensure you  always stick to the trail, however fast you are gunning it!If you're adding a unique description like that (and one on the other bikes page), then you can list out the components specs of the bikes, without really worrying about duplicate content across the pages.