If it's a new bike and a new rider, then I'd just ride the bike for a few weeks and get to know the bike and understand what needs upgrading.
An experienced rider might want to change pedals to match his current shoe system.
A relatively cheap upgrade would be tyres.
The question is why buy a bike that needs money spending on upgrades - unless you're buying second-hand.
An experienced rider might want to change pedals to match his current shoe system.
A relatively cheap upgrade would be tyres.
The question is why buy a bike that needs money spending on upgrades - unless you're buying second-hand.