How to choose a mountain bike depends on what you are going to do with it, as long as you want your new mountain bike to go on a fun hiking trail or ride in the woods with a dog, you will never. they need a full hanging suspension machine with 4-inch forks and a fully exposed rear end with dual control and reset.
+ Where to Start.
If you want to easily walk around the park you don't have to spend a lot of money, if you think you will do any off-road rides and ride big tires maybe all you need, but if you think you might try. some rough stuff then you will need to stop. The gears will probably be Shimano, the brakes should be V-brakes, but can be made by a few different manufacturers, all other parts of MTB will depend on how much you can use. If you go to your local bike shop or supermarket and see what they can offer you, then buy or look online and you will probably find the same thing at a better price.
+ Next Next Step.
So maybe you want to be more lucky, off the road, lots of forest tracks and dry stone beds on the river, then you will need something simple, with hanging forks. All of this will cost you a lot of money, but it will be worth the extra fun and entertainment. With a better mountain bike it will have sports handling and because of its simplicity, it will be easier to struggle up the hills before you even fly on the other side. The parts will also be Shimano and the quality will depend on how much money you can spend. V-brakes and Rapid-fire gear shifters, as well as a Shimano chain set, bottom brackets and earphones. The grip bars, stem and seat pin should be mixed and with a loose horse saddle you will be set to go to the hills.
+ Extra Money, More Bike.
Next up running a mountain bike ladder would be good enough to run. There are many options, log on to the web and browse the bike manufacturers' sites as well as all store sites and magazines to get fun pictures of bikes. Leading manufacturers in this price range, I would say: - Trek, Giant, Specialized and Cannondale, these companies make excellent frames with the best parts for the most affordable bikes, Shimano or SRAM gears, brakes or V brakes or cables. disc brakes, both very good and light, most of the other parts of the MTB, will already be Shimano and as usual get the best you can afford. There are many combinations of harps and rims to make your wheels; harps from Shimano and rims form Mavic are a common blend. Then you have to choose which suspension forks to put on your bike, you may not find a choice, depending on which bike you buy, mainly Suntour, Marzocchi, Manitou, Fox, RockScus and RST, buy any of these too. I will not go wrong.
+ High bikes…. Top Money.
If you want to get a professional ride you will have to pay a lot of money for a professional MTB. As a road bike at the top of the range, you can specify what you want to build your dream bike. Top bike frames on which you can spend your money can be Klien, Scott, Rocky Mountain, Gary Fisher, Santa Cruz and K2; these are some of the most sought after bike frames in the world and can be the envy of your friends. Perhaps the best forks you can put on your frame would be RockScus SID's these are simple and do all you need to control all the functions, there is much more to consider, see how much travel they have and the rebound and damping. programs. The gears will also be SRAM or Shimano Rapid fire, XT or XTR, more money can be spent on carbon or very light alloy cranks, the brakes should be hydraulic discs from Hayes, i -Pace or Magura or stick to reliable V-bakes. Tires from Shimano or Mavic or luxury carbon tires, but keep in mind that they will have to take a lot of punishment, so it is probably best to go honestly over low cost costs. Carbone handles, stem and seat cushion and lightweight race seat and seamless timed or Shimano SPD pedals, your choice of tires will depend on where you are going and the ground conditions.
Downhill bikes are very different, similar to a cross country bike, but with the exception of the engine, a lower drag center and more movement in the fork and rear suspension, disc brakes, wide rims and fuel tires, gears are available. only in the background as a single chain set is usually used. Unless you are going to do a lot of downhill races then there is no need to buy it as you have to go up the hill first before you go down and as light weight is not a problem with downhill bikes, they are very heavy. climbing a mountain without using a tow rope or ski lift.
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