Any info on cost of bike ??:o
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Anyone in this forum into mountain biking ?? .....
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Oi .... you orange flowery twat !! You no anyhow say hor !!
Mountain biking seems like a good exercise ..... especially strengthen cardio ....:o
Your leg so lembek after nights of fucking, sure can or not uncle?Oi .... you orange flowery twat !! You no anyhow say hor !!
Mountain biking seems like a good exercise ..... especially strengthen cardio ....:o
Thanks for info. Will go Giant to source.
Is there any registered club I can join? You think they will accept someone 69 years old ?
1. How much do you want to spend? Prices range from $1000 to $15,000
2. What sort of terrrain do you intend to ride in? This determines whether you get a hard tail or full suspension. If the trails you ride are muddy, you'll need hydraulic disk brakes.
3. Competitive or recreational? If you ride competitively, you'll want to keep the weight down.
Uncle use it for humping, cheaper, the better, hahaha
Oi kotek !! Stop disturbing !!
I shaft a bunch of orange flowers up your ass, then you know !!
You won't get a mountain bike for less than $1000. You'll get a bike that looks like one but won't last more than a couple of rides once you go off road.
To find out what "terrain" means, use google.
If you just want to ride around the block, get a commuter. you're wasting your money buying an off road machine.
Maybe you can start off looking at http://www.togoparts.com/marketplace/list_categories.php and if you found something u like, you can post here or check with boss on the suitability to your riding genre. If ride on the road maybe get a 2nd hand hard tail hybrid MTB with slick tyres.
For beginner budget quite OK for $1k can get a decent mountain bike for recreation. Must set aside at least $200 for accessories like helmet, portable air pump, bag, tire,water bottle, flash light if cycle on night and other accessories.
Terrain mean type of track eg. mountain very very difficulty natural slope to normal path road.
$500-$1000...can only get u GT or Giant bery bery entry level bike...can get slightly better if u ok with second hand...
At dis price range u can 4get bout full sus...:p:p
There are two types of wannabie cyclists.
1. Those who want to ride around Bishan Park at a leisurely pace so they can smell the roses, get some fresh air, a bit of exercise and then a coffee shop stopover on the way home.
2. Those who want to ride the trails at Bukit Timah hill or MacRitchie and imagine themselves doing bunny hops over potholes and tree roots.
For 1, I recommend a commuter bike. Nobbly tyres on mountain bikes are hard going on footpaths and smooth surfaces plus they are hopeless when it comes to handling wet surfaces. Suspension isn't necessary and you'd be wasting your money buying a full suspension or even a hard tail model.
For 2, I'd recommend getting the best bike that you can afford. Otherwise, you'll be disappointed once your fitness and skill levels improve and you'll end up spending more money upgrading.
This isn't the best forum for discussing cycling. There are loads of forums dedicated to the sport. Do a search. Most sinkie cyclists hang out at http://www.togoparts.com
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