Just starting into mtb ing and I am looking to buy a bike size 17" to 18" all help appreciated.
Newbie needs MTb
http://www.epicmtb.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12624
Can't go to far wrong with this
Can't go to far wrong with this
You need to give more info than just I'm looking for a bike..
How much do you want to spend?
What kind off biking do you want to do?
Is it XC or DH or a bit of both..?
Here's my two cents...
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
How much do you want to spend?
What kind off biking do you want to do?
Is it XC or DH or a bit of both..?
Here's my two cents...
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
Originally posted by Mac the Knife
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Here's my two cents...
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
Originally posted by Mac the Knife
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You need to give more info than just I'm looking for a bike..
How much do you want to spend?
What kind off biking do you want to do?
Is it XC or DH or a bit of both..?
Here's my two cents...
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
How much do you want to spend?
What kind off biking do you want to do?
Is it XC or DH or a bit of both..?
Here's my two cents...
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
Originally posted by Mac the Knife
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You need to give more info than just I'm looking for a bike..
How much do you want to spend?
What kind off biking do you want to do?
Is it XC or DH or a bit of both..?
Here's my two cents...
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
How much do you want to spend?
What kind off biking do you want to do?
Is it XC or DH or a bit of both..?
Here's my two cents...
If your only starting out then you should (must) start off on a hardtail.. its the best (only) way to learn how to handle a bike properly offroad.. starting off on a full sus is a bad idea as the bike will do the work for you and your bike skills (or lack of) will suffer because of it..
To become a proper mountainbiker you have to put in the time on a hardtail... anyone who goes straight to a full sus is soft and doesn't belong in this sport..!
Originally posted by Icyseanfitz
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if your looking at doing DH though a full suspension bike is pretty much a necessity
I'm selling one of these:
http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/Corpor...wrathD27.shtml
2009, 20" frame, a few scratches, reasonably good starter hardtail. Looking for around €400.
http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/Corpor...wrathD27.shtml
2009, 20" frame, a few scratches, reasonably good starter hardtail. Looking for around €400.
Originally posted by Ado99
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I'm selling one of these:
http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/Corpor...wrathD27.shtml
2009, 20" frame, a few scratches, reasonably good starter hardtail. Looking for around â¬400.
http://www.falconcycles.co.uk/Corpor...wrathD27.shtml
2009, 20" frame, a few scratches, reasonably good starter hardtail. Looking for around â¬400.
How tall are you????????
5ft 10" and 32" inside leg, why you ask?
have a large "orange crush" all-mountain bike, great all-rounder, used condition but everything works great, light weight (around 26 lbs), high quaility parts, lookin for around 650 euro O.N.O.
Originally posted by mattock
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5ft 10" and 32" inside leg, why you ask?