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Hello guys i am just here just know which is the best Mountain bike under 500. guys it's urgent..
This was my first thought when the thread opened, for a number of reasons.Jspear said:I don't think they'll respond back...seems like spam to me. If it was urgent then they'd have been back by now to interact.
You can also check this type of bike also...red_flanders said:Try this: http://mountainbikereviewed.com/best-mountain-bikes-under-500-review/
I see a lot of Diamond Back bikes in similar reviews.
Posting a link to your first post is a red flag to me but not against the rules, especially in this thread where I've disapproved numerous "first comments" by others for doing exactly the same thing. You may have honestly linked a website to your comment because you saw that Red_flanders did it too, but he's posted thousands of comments previously with none of them being considered spam, your post, on the other hand, could be considered spam.mrmarkroper said:You can also check this type of bike also...red_flanders said:Try this: http://mountainbikereviewed.com/best-mountain-bikes-under-500-review/
I see a lot of Diamond Back bikes in similar reviews.
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Cool. Most bikes around this price are pretty similar. The main choice is whether you want a suspension fork or not. They’re not terrible but they are heavy, don’t have much adjustment and tend to fall down when you’re hitting lots of bumps in succession. If it’s really gravel roads/tracks etc. I would suggest a rigid forked bike with big tyres running lower psi. This’ll mop up the smaller, more consistent bumps better than a cheap fork. Where are you located? Country can determine what to suggest. There’s also the issue of bikes being in very short supply at the moment.I've just turned 50 so I ain't gonna try any stuff that gonna make me struggle to get back on the bike if I come off and injure myself. Light stuff, gravel/dirt track no mega roots and rocks, I can handle small stuff but no extreme bouncing around giving my balls a shattering.
I'm certain that it's not...The rigid forked bike is cool at downhills.