Mountain bike?

Jun 24, 2008 by Star | Posted in Cycling

I'd like to get a new bike, soon. I live in a very urban area, so initially I thought a road bike would suit me best, but I will need to use it when I go camping and stuff. If I am going to need a bike for both pavement and rugged terrain, would a mountain

Nick, most cycle fanatics end up with multiple rides. most folks I know have at least 3, road bike, MTB, town beater. if you own a bike currently, maybe that one is destined to be your beater. slap some slicks on it, and clean up the drivetrain. as to

Mountain Bike?

Nov 20, 2007 by Tim F | Posted in Cycling

I am currently looking for a mountain bike for some local trails. I dont know much about mountain bikes but am wondering what the best affordable mountain bike would be?? Im looking for a bike under 300 dollars

Under $300 is a stretch, but for $400 to $500, you can get a respectable entry-level hardtail (front suspension forks, no rear suspension).
Visit your local bike shops (LBS) and read various magazines such as Bike, Mountain Bike Action and others

mountain bike ?

Jan 28, 2008 by Cheborashka ? | Posted in Cycling

Hi,

I want to buy a mountain bike for the summer. I'm only going to use the bike once a week. I don't want to get a cheep bike and I don't want to pay to much, something middle class. I wanted it to have disk brakes and aluminum frame.

A nice bike with those specs is a Diamondback Response. Comparing this bike to models from Trek or Specialized will reveal that it has 1 grade higher components on it for the same price.

What mountain bike is good for the road more than the rough terrain??

Aug 16, 2008 by kimisizer221 | Posted in Cycling

I have heard that there are mountain bikes that are good for all terrains but perform better on smooth surfaces also. Can anyone recommend a bike that is like this and isn't overly expensive. I was thinking about getting a Columbia trail head Mt bike.

It will perform well on flat surfaces especially if you can lock out the suspension. It won't be as good as a road bike on the road of course but if you are going to ride on the road to get to trails like me it'll be fine.

What is a good, solid mountain bike for not too much money?

Feb 23, 2008 by Joseph P | Posted in Cycling

My family has just started going mountain biking at various parks and other locations and I realized my old bike is a little small. I need a full sized men's mountain bike with full suspension and (preferrably) disc brakes. I am hoping to spend around

If you only have $300 to spend, stay as far away from full suspension, and disk brakes as possible. A $300 full suspension bike with disk brakes is a heavy, heap of junk that will not perform well on trails. In fact, it will be pretty much unridable

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