Please review my startup for bicyclists
mwexler: Unclear if this is aimed at bike experts or bike newbies.  Is this to help me find a bike?  Then help me understand WHY the data points are important.   Even your front search frame dropdown: alum vs. steel?  I don't know, why should I pick one?  This assumes I already know the reasons why these filters are important.The data dump for each bike is nice, but again, no context, no comparison feature, nothing to let me know why each data point matters.If you are going for an expert audience, then consider expert tools:  experts all already have a bike, so they want to consider upgrades and alternative bikes for alternative uses.  So why not allow users to search that way: Given that I have a, say, Trek 7.2 FX, what's the next logical upgrade level/search features from that?  It would be differerent and new, afaik.So, it's a fine data aggregator, but I would love to see some smarts via a more bike-thinking way to search, and a more useful display of the data which allows me to know that some frame angles are "race ready" and cause you to lean down while riding, or that some frame types are better for vibration but may not be necessary if you ride short distances on pavement, etc.   That context can also be provided via on screen comparisons: 1 variable across 10 bikes, or comparing 2 bikes across all variables.I agree with danteembermage around community features; these days, it's hard to get far without them, either built in or by allying yourself with an existing community.