Mountain Bike Blog
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Value to Both
Larger wheels provide better traction because of their larger contact area When a corner is slick or sandy, you weight the wheel to make it stick, therefore,
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26er for me
I am mainly a trail rider and because of that I have to deal with lots of terrain requiring nimble handling, specifically switchbacks. Because I encounter
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genesis v2100 bike
It might be a cheap bike, but fell in love with my bike. Fastest guy in town, It's just a great ride. I just added a button seal bracket, beater rims,
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Scott Spark 60
I am new to mountain biking, having bought my first bike, the Scott, yesterday. I rode it about six miles on the McKenzie River Trail in Oregon and
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Mountain Bike Clubs: Advocacy, Support, and Group Rides
Mountain bike clubs are a great way to get involved, meet other riders and support the sport of mountain biking. Got a favorite club that you would like to add to our free listing? Contact us.
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29ers for sure
Just rode gnarly downhill tracks on a Specialized Stumpjumper 29er. handled great. cleared everything. ate mud for dinner. it wasn't even a downhill
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29ers rule all the way.
The 29er is the Cadillac of the single track. They ride with less effort and it is easier to maintain a high average speed. They have long legs. They
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