Do you agree that hardtails are the most fun? 🤔 What do you think is the most fun type of bike and style of biking? 👇

@darrenelliott9222

Ай бұрын

KONA HONZO ALL THE WAY

@andreabaz158

Ай бұрын

got a 2022 Orbea Laufey, I agree

@Ei-dan

Ай бұрын

HELL YEAH!!!! less maintenance more fun

@eXaviar

Ай бұрын

Yeap. I rode self built Poison Trekking bike made od steel, then a trail bike Orbea Laufey from 2021 and now a self built Enduro bike Ragley Bigwig. The last one does everything inkl Bikepark and more than I am capable of in terms of jumping. I am more the grounded type of rider 😅 blue trails are still fun and I can tackle the rough stuff too. Well no one like a rock garden or a carpet full of roots anyway 😱😜

@tombailey3807

Ай бұрын

Well, my Orange P7 just arrived, so of course I’m going to agree.

Really, hardtail is the only MTB you need! You had to say this when I just closed a deal for my first full sus…😅

@barfo281

Ай бұрын

Well, you don't have to let KZreadrs make your decisions for you, so....rest easy.

@ImanIself

Ай бұрын

Haha same here. The main thing holding me back is the additional maintenance of a fully. Hard tail serves me well enough

@LaurentiusTriarius

Ай бұрын

What you enjoy riding is what you need. If it's a fatbike or a hybrid bike let it be 😂

@jdthompson123

Ай бұрын

Me too, ridden a hard tail for 20 years. Just bought a full sus emtb. 😂

@Will-jq4gi

Ай бұрын

You’ll love your full Cush bike.

This is the best video for someone wanting to get into the sport! If someone is thinking of getting something expensive to start but can't afford it i am showing them this video. As somebody who started on all modern bikes and rode them for about 5 years i whole heartedly agree! I just recently got into mid 90's bikes and i have a couple full rigid ones that i take out on trails to pay homage to the sport and brush up on line choice. The old chromoly mountain bikes of the mid 90's are magical and such a hoot to ride and i wish I started on them. I found myself giggling and having the time of my life on a green trail. more people need to throw a leg around one these days! Also remember that the parts are ridiculously cheap and simple to fix them, all the way down to the tires. I have about 150 bucks into a bike that i take on the same trails as my bikes worth 1000's (and they both break just as much)

I am the suspension. I'm 62 years young and loving my rigid single speed.

@johndef5075

Ай бұрын

Ive tried that. Enjoying my full sus much more at 61. Different strokes....having fun is all that matters in the end.

@fuckinellitsraymo

Ай бұрын

Good for you

@charleshartlen3914

Ай бұрын

this comment is goals for me. glad to hear youre living the dream brother!

Riding hardtails since forever until 2021 when I got my first full suspension ebike .I’m 70 and still love riding my hardtails.

@DB-sd3cw

Ай бұрын

Ebike 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮👎👎👎👎

@manfredstrappen7491

Ай бұрын

@@DB-sd3cw Let’s see how you feel about eMTB’s when you’re in your 60’s and 70’s.

@DB-sd3cw

Ай бұрын

@manfredstrappen7491 if I reach the point where I literally can't pedal an analog bike anymore, it's time to get another hobby.

@eddierivera7803

Ай бұрын

⁠@@DB-sd3cw Actually still ride a regular hardtail bike the ebike is for recovery rides and exploration. Sadly everyone reaches that point when you’re healthy and then suddenly your’e not.

I agree with you Martyn! Been mountain biking ~35 yrs and I still grab my (modern) hardtail 99% of the time. With modern geo, better suspension forks, longer droppers, better brakes, and larger/wider wheel & tire sizes, they are incredibly capable. Obviously it can depend on the trails available and style of riding someone aspires to, but I'd rather under-bike than over-bike.

Sure, we get the point…20 times more expensive though? At least compare bikes that are actually that far apart. An Orbea alma h50 is ~1.5k, that Tyee is about ~6.5k…

@mikestivers8302

20 күн бұрын

that Tyee is one of the dopest of the dope, tho.

The most fun I have EVER had on a bike was 15 years ago riding the Moab Slickrock loop on a 20 year old Trek 400. The downhills were terrifying! There was a couple women in fancy tights on full suspension bikes and one commented to the other, "I don't see how you can enjoy the ride on those old bikes" lol

Modern hardcore hardtail are so much fun. I sold my 160mm enduo full Sus and got a steeln150mm hardcore hardtail. I've never had so much fun on a bike. The full Susser makes everything flat. The hardtail revitalises old trails.

I got a Nukeproof scout(was heavily influenced by Blake) and it’s outstanding. I’m not an incredible rider. I’m a dad and the idea of getting an injury that leaves me in bed for a while would be pretty bad. Modern hardtail can absolutely rip, but they can also be exciting on trails that tend to be a little easier and a little safer. There is absolutely terrain that they aren’t great for but that’s kinda the top 5-10% or trails. For MOST people, hardtails are amazing and far more capable than most riders

@robcameron9351

Ай бұрын

My rationale for a hardtail as well! Well-said.

@tobysemler

Ай бұрын

Yep. Spot on. Been back on a hardtail for nearly a year now. Miss the plush cushiness sometimes (I'm old and lazy) but don't miss the rear linkages getting all janky after a while. And I can do pretty much anything on the HT I could before, just take it a little slower. Big deal - I'm not racing.

I've been mountain biking since around 2005. Been riding a hardtail since around 2005. Hardtail for life!

I'm coming up to 78 and still on hardtail ,tubeless has transformed the ride big tyres and less inflation 👌😎

Thanks to Blake and his hard tail vids I picked up a Ragley Big Al at 52 years old and now I rarely ride my full suspension now . Love getting out on the hard tail again , you are so right , the tech is so good and the fun factor is awesome!!!! The only downside is most of my friends have gone the opposite direction and jumped on the e-bike trend and now I mostly just ride with my dog . Love the hard tail , hands down the most fun you can have on a trail . Cheers boys , love this !!!!!!

Well...as I said a couple of years ago, gravel bikes are the effect of roadies discovering mountaing biking is better, but not wanting to say it loud.

I recently moved somewhere very flat , after 28 years of full suss I have bought a hard tail and it’s a totally different experience. The pick up when putting your foot down is amazing and I can do miles and miles without needing to sit down . Im still getting use to it , just waiting for the weather to improve . Really happy with my purchase .

Got a new hardtail with modern geometry and a much longer fork than my bikes before. I converted it to SS and run Mezcals. Right now I'm having a blast! Its so much fun and sooo easy to maintain.

That Michael Jackson reference damnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn.....even the camerman laughed!

My first MTB was an Orange Clockwork back in 1993. It was fully rigid when I got it but I later bought and added some Pace suspension forks when they came out. It was a fantastic bike and I rode it every day to commute to work and ride up in the Pennines around where I lived. I now have a Whyte 905 which I enjoy too.

I own 2 bikes, a '98 trek 800 rigid, and a 2020 polygon hardtail with most all of the modern appointments. Both bikes are great in their own ways!

I really think this is an important point to make to new riders, £500 does seem to be the borderline between "mtb style" hybrids/silly Amazon bike and something that is legitimately a great mountain bike. I still think the difference between my mtb in the mid 90s and what I ride now is negligible. - I've always been at the budget end of the market so maybe I don't know what I'm comparing, or perhaps ignorance is bliss though.

100% agree! I have a budget hard tail and it's phenomenal what you can do on it. My rigid MTB I bought in 1995....still gives me a high

I sold my Trek Full-Sus today, because I didn't ride it after getting my Nicolai All Mountain Hardtail. It's just the perfect one-for-all bike, from Touring, Bikepacking, Trail riding and Bikepark laps. It's more the Geo than the Suspension which gave the bike the capabilities. The HT is much Longer and Slacker than the FS and looks a bit like a 29er Dirt Bike.

Absolutely nailed it. I have a Niner hardtail from 2007, a carbon FS from 2015, a 2022 650b gravel bike and I just built up a 1995 Gary Fisher Marlin 26" rigid. They're all great but if I could only keep one it would be one of the hardtails.

@JohnBrownlow

Ай бұрын

This clearly demands a budget hardtail shootout, no?

Martyn, you nailed it but let's also understand, so many people can't afford to buy the expensive bike for their kids and the hard tails provide the best rugged option with lower maintenance costs for a kid to absolutely shred on , still go hit jumps, trails on an absolutely minimal budget and still have a real cool bike to cruise the neighborhood on, go to the corner store for a drink and ice cream with his mates . I love my one. Sad to hear about Andrew Chu's passing. Never a good thing losing riders in such a way.

This is truly wisdom. At the end of the day we are at the point where marketing is running the show with mountain biking… 90% of us don’t need the majority of the new tech and would be well suited on a budget hardtail with good geometry. If you have the money (or the trails) that really require the higher end stuff go for it but if you’re wondering if it’s worth picking up a 3 years used hardtail for like 700 bucks the answer is ABSOLUTELY HECK YA BRO RIP IT!

I was introduced to mountain biking in college in '87, and the bikes were primitive, but we didn't know that, so we rode them hard and couldn't believe the places they took us. The Earth's terrain that we all ride on hasn't changed much since 1987, but the bikes we use have certainly made the ride smoother. And I still can't believe the places they take us.

As a Hardtail and full rigid rider. Ive been arguing this point for many years to my full sus budys. Theres knowere they go that i cant go on my hardtail. On that note. Im a trail rider at most. Not a Redbull Rampage rider. I also feel that a first bike hardtail will teach you how to use your legs as suspension. And overall teach you better handling skills. I see to many first time mtb riders on full sus that seem to ride full dead weight. And just plow things. Relying on the suspension vs relying on there own body language.

I love my hardtail but no I'm now used to riding much faster downhill and eating up the rock gardens. Couldn't go back 😅

@cavanero_

Ай бұрын

Exactly. It’s one thing to start on a janky hard tail and fully use up its potential. But it’s downright nonsense to pretend like going back to that after experiencing what a modern Dh or enduro bike can do is ‘fun’ or the best bike experience ever. Lol

@sersolo3112

5 күн бұрын

​@cavanero17 watch me smoke you on my lightweight janky hardcore hardtail on the climbs , downs and tech your full sus or downhill is overbiked heavy and slow

I loved this episode. For most people (including myself) a hardtail is all you need. I started on a hardtail and only switched to full sus because the spectral 125 had a huge discount. I’m not having more fun than I did with hardtail but the full sus and better gear are nice creature comforts.

@miindthegaap

Ай бұрын

@mattyactive said it. You don’t need much bike to have fun.

I sold my full suspension Scott Spark last year and built up a NukeProof Scout frame. I love my hardtail and don’t miss my old bike.

For me the year mountain biking got real as 1998/9. the bike was a Kona Nu-Nu, it was the first bike I could stand over without crushing my nuts, that i could (just) put on a sub 100mm stem, and my first air fork, Marzocchi Z5. (actually the z5 came on my second one, the first one I had came with RST381s )

Agree! Went for a ride on my new full-sus bike today, but could have easily done it on my 90s Fat Chance (and been quicker on the road sections!). That said, some trails are so much easier on the bouncy one - different sort of fun.

Well, I recently upgraded to a full suspension MTB which cost me $2400AUD, from my 15yo hardtail which cost me $1200. The full sus definitely is easier and more fun to negotiate the challenging tracks I ride ( I'm 57 btw). The only downside I have noticed with the full sus is that I can't ride it as fast on the flat due to the gearing. Anyway, I still have the hardtail if I want to ride it. And, I've never seen a graph where the date goes backward 8:30 lol, it hurts my OCD.

@colinl2908

Ай бұрын

I know, I was trying to work it out as the dates are so small?

I've still got my marin Indian fire trail from 1996 with a stunning mozo pro shock and it's a fantastic bike to ride brand new back then it was £1,009 . Yeah you most definitely are right about the hardtail

I ride both and own both, ht's and fullsus. They each have their own uses,IMO. Where's Caption Contest at? lol

i completely agree with the hardtail discussion with martin

Great video but why are the graphs backwards? 🤔 I bought a Vitus Sentier 275 for £600. Loved it. Upon a recommendation I decided to upgrade the wheels (waste of £300). Just "upgraded" the frame - Nukeproof Scout - we'll have to see. Dabbled with other people's FS but can't be bothered with the faff.

I bought a Orange P7 and never rode my full suspension again. Bundles of fun🤙🏼

I love hardtails! The real question and an exercise for us all is to consider the difference between 'need' and 'want'. Once we realise that we 'want' something fancy it is quite liberating. We all need to ride bikes and it's ok to want a new one!

For those in the UK who want to be a weekend warrior in the woods and for first time buyers, most will look at full suspension as their first bike because it is a more capable bike overall. However! Any experienced biker will likely agree that for weekend warrior style uk single track a hardtail is all you need. If not that then a ebike hardtail would cover 90% of peoples needs. Although what you find is most are middle aged e bikers riding in the peaks with 160mm front and rear. To me they typically look over biked. Thats not to say buy what you want and do whatever makes you happy!

my Banshee Enigma is surely an absolute blast to ride! i would recommend anyone who has a hardtail and wants to "upgrade" to a full sus, KEEP the hardtail, too! i have a HT, a 115, a 140, a 165, and a 180. they all have a place. the Banshee always has a place in the rotation, for sure.

I have a steel hard tail and an enduro bike. The enduro bike has been inoperable for about a year and I can’t say I miss it all that much. The hard tail rips.

Yep, I'm a hardtail rider, and will always ride hardtails. I ride very steep trails with people that ride FS bikes and keep up with them with no problem. Yes, the best riders on competitions, with FS will always have the upper edge, but that doesn't translate to weekend warriors. So, I'll never budge and fall into the FS trap

@DB-sd3cw

Ай бұрын

I thought the same thing until I demo rode a pivot switchblade and shadowcat. 100% saving up for a good full sus now but will probably keep the hardtail

@johndef5075

23 күн бұрын

Its not a trap. If you're that skilled I guarantee you'll go faster on full sus. I rode hardtails for almost 20 years. No desire to go back.

@uldi1s

22 күн бұрын

@@johndef5075 I don't think I really want to go any faster. I'm up to 30 surgeries now 😬 I'm 62 y.o. and the very fact that I can keep up or lead FS bikes is hardcore enough for me, thanks! 😁

Martin , I got a ‘Dawes wildcat’ in 88, I’m with you bro,…. Yes I’m safer with my dropper, plush suss, discs, nowadays but yeah - the whole pleasure is not being on the road, breathing fresh air not diesel soot, and smelling the roses+ scaring myself once and while cos I’m not skilled enough, but boy it’s makes me smile every time. Hard tail it is !

I do kinda agree I have a trek marlin 7 hardtail that I enjoy has new tires,bars and pedals other than that it's stock and I have plenty of fun with it. I would like a better set of forks up front but can't spent 500$ forks

@dvs620

Ай бұрын

Have a Marlin 5. Got a 2011 Fox 32 100 mm with QR for $75 on Offerup. Got a Rockshox Recon 130mm on Facebook Market for $55 (Originally being sold for $75) for my GT. Had to buy a new wheelset though. $350 for a complete wheelset and QR conversion kit for the rear wheel, Bontrager Line Comp 30 with 104 point of engagement. Both work great. People were just trying to unload so they don't have clutter. I also have a Rockshox Judy 120mm that I got for $120 for the same GT. The Rockshox forks were original parts replaced by better forks. There's a market to find it, you just have to be patient.

@DB-sd3cw

Ай бұрын

Save up and get a higher end hardtail. I went from a marlin 7 to a roscoe 7 and now a roscoe 9 and it is 10000% worth the upgrade. The marlin is downright dangerous with how flimsy it is.

So glad you kept Hounds and Beagles. Eagles and Seagulls, that's an interesting add on. Could be a little risky with the eagles though, they have murder feets and battle axes for beaks, you don't want to get too close unless they're tamed. You forgot Martyn's Bowhead in the bike vault, I bet he has an epic photo of that in the collection somewhere.

9:06 best burn I've ever heard by far....9:10 best save in the history of the Internet. Thanks gents, i spit out my drink watching that one.

I have to agree that hardtails are the best. Although I now have a 2024 Bullit, I still ride my 2010 Orange Crush (26 inch) every Sunday with my grandson and love every minute. I would NEVER sell it!

At the height (depth)? of the bicycle shortage I found a pair of Specialized Chisels at different bike shops. Way overpriced for what they were, but they had the distinguishing feature of being aluminum hardtails that had the best mix of compliance with the latest standards (correct axles, UDH, provisions for droppers, the return to threaded BBs). The wife's L is still in its mostly stock configuration other than RD/shifter (we both strongly prefer electronic shifting due to hand size/strength) whereas on my M the only stock parts are the frame, the stem and the brakes. They were a wonderful blank canvas for two people starting out XC riding, with differing levels of commitment.

I’ve got a Kona ESD and love it. Anytime I try out a duel suspension bike, I shake my head with disappointment and ultimately prefer the hardtail.

Love my Hardtail....❤. Every ride is a challenge.

Early mountain biking was gravel riding.

Hi #DirtShedShow, I can hear Steve (EMBN) saying that it's all about miles for smiles. Tech = comfort, confort = more miles, more miles = more smiles!

I found a current model shop build SC Hightower 3 with full XT, Lyrik, & i-9 Hyddra for $5k. Yes, it’s 10 x the bike of a $500 hardtail dept store bike.

Great Point! Totally 100% agree. But, the first point and the most important point of the 3 is the hardest thing to teach. No school in the world can teach it. and it is called "COMMON SENSE". In short, it might appear pointless to people in regards to this conversation if they don't agree to point number 1.

I think everyone should have a modern hardtail. I do have to say, Canyon has a Spectral 125 CF8 for $4100 and it's carbon with all XT with DT Swiss wheels, so I would half your math on the costs. But that being said, we are still $3k cheaper to get a banger hardtail! Arms are where we get the most fatigue and thus a suspension fork is extremely helpful. But our legs are monsters and we have a good 200mm of travel with them. There really isn't much I can't ride with my hardtail. Things have to get pretty extreme and pretty fast for me to not be able to ride something on my hardtail and honestly those things are so extreme, most riders wouldn't ride them on any bike. Even from a comfort perspective, a modern hardtail is pretty comfortable. I prefer 4130 Chromoly steel or titanium for a hardtail over aluminum simple because they are more comfortable. But if you run a 2.6 tire you can run a lower pressure and have a comfortable ride over the rough stuff. Full suspension is overrated. I do have 2 full suspension bikes, a Canyon Spectral 125 and a Salsa Rustler (130mm) and I feel like I would never want more rear travel than those two and I have ridden a lot of pretty gnarly stuff with them. But again, nothing I wouldn't do on a modern hartail.

Only ever ridden hardtails since I first started mounting biking in 91. Got three ht in my stable now. Rigid fattie, steel ss and ti enduro. It’s all I’ll ever need

@johndef5075

23 күн бұрын

Started on rigid in 1990. Rode hardtails for almost 20 years. Now on full sus. The truth is I can go way faster on it than than the hardtails. At some point the ht gets overwhelmed. And my 61 yo body takes way less of a beating.😅

Huge HT fan. I have e both a full sus and a Nukeproof Scout 290 that is built up. I find myself grabbing the HT 80+% of the time! 15:27

That 90s $500 bike is probably equivalent to a $5K bike in today's economy. I started on a hardtail and got my full sus last year. Still have them both but the full sus is my go to.

Clicked on the Topeak link but can't see a form to enter? Is it me...?

So glad I have two 90s GTs hard tail and LTS . Totally agree with you

@johndef5075

Ай бұрын

I had both those bikes. And the RTS too. They still can be a lot of fun but my newer bikes are so much better in every way.

Once in a while a full suspension is a more comfortable ride especially on the knees, but for me i find myself riding the hardtail and gravel bike more and more, hardly use the full suspension.

Ridden 26” wheeled hardtails from 1991- 2024.. just got my first 29” and full sus and laughing my head off !!!

Most definitely. Luv my Cannondale ht. Iv had it since 2017. Iv upgraded a few parts n that but it's still goin strong. N in all the time iv own it iv had 1 puncture n I'm still using the original tubes. Luv all the content too guys n girls thanks

My 56 year old knees and ankles respectfully disagree.

@MountainBikeMusings

Ай бұрын

A f/s doesn’t make tech trails that much smoother. I ride both and your legs are your primary suspension.

@a.lame.username.

Ай бұрын

At 56 myself, hardtails are still my winter choice.

Does anyone know what hardtail orbea is shown on the video?

I was part of group that rode that day with Andrew Chu. A lot of us took it really hard when we found he had passed -myself included.

Love my Specialized Epic Hardtail.

Here in Canada you can buy the same milk from the same farm packed into “no name”, “brand name”, and “organic” boxes, and having different price tags. It is marketing. It is to cover different market segments. Who knows, maybe buyers of 10k bikes pay for R&D so that buyers of 0.5k bikes can get better bikes?

I think this is also dependent on where you live and what you like to ride. Its quite rooty and chunky where I live, I had a hardtail and can say I have way more fun on my full sus. I dont like to pick lines I like to plow full speed ahead.😂

Best pitch ever soo true too. I’m in. Off to buy a gravel bike / nineties hardtail 😊 But fear not, I’ll still watch Gmbn 🤗

Why do you I ride hardtail and mountain bike in general? Because it's hard, challenging and I like the rough ride. Also, extensive use of "body suspension" is a good workout.

Wil gmbn racing be covering this years/season xc,enduro,downhill? Live or highlights ?

I my family we have a trek Procaliber 9.6 what is are dog bikes that has all the dog pulling stuff on it

When I started riding suspension wasn’t even a thing, full rigid bikes. I don’t know if I could handle that these days 😂

I love my Specialized Rockhopper!

I'm convinced! Get me signed up!

You didn’t have to prove it to me - I was always in the “hardtails are the best” camp!

This is a Chinese copy of the Panaracer Swoop AT..but they awesomely offer 29er sizes and more sozes for 27.5 and 26 Theres also a DH version which has taller lugs. Hard to find a place to ship ti the USA...but ill eventually find it to compare.. Their Rock Wolf tire looks good too

Surely it's standard practice for the origin of a graph to be on the bottom left of the graph, not right hand side.

It depends on your skills and what you use it for. If you go to grocery shopping with them, the full-sus topend isnt 20x better. If you use it for fast rough descends and big jumps in bike parks... yeah, you get 100x more adrenaline from that, which you have to be insane to do on a hardtail. This would be different if we talked about a medium category fullsus 2-3k usd vs a top-end fullsus. At that point it only makes a difference to pro racers and even then marginal gains.

@barfo281

Ай бұрын

If you have to be insane to do it on a hardtail, wouldn't you get more adrenaline from it that way?

@ChampionGaming

Ай бұрын

@@barfo281 You would, and a broken collar bone as well

I've been racing a Saracen Kili recently, very 90s.. I also run a bike workshop so get to ride all sorts. 500 quid bikes are pretty good by comparison with the 90s Kili but not as quick off the mark, probably due to wheel weight and geometry. Getting over roots and rocks are going to be easier on the modern stuff so you'd not get so battered racing on a modern bike. 90 minutes racing the Kili is hard work, I haven't tried a modern bike in a race, had 20 years out of the cult😂 ... if I decide to race seriously next year I'll likely invest, in the meantime a couple of races at Cannock coming up for the Saracen. Cheers.

Most definitely love my ht ns eccentric

I still have my Saracen mantra elite hardtail . I bought it as a shop demo and got it for a good price . Around 7 years ago and absolutely love it

I Agree Martin and especially love your comment about MJ 😂

Damn it martin, you are 100 percent correct. *Goes to the garage for a ride on my flatbar gravel bike* and bypasses my 5k carbon super bike.

My 1998? Trek 4300 is absolutely terrifying to ride these days. I remember it being awesome! Comparatively, it's really not functional anymore...

Love ‘Hounds and Beagles’. I noticed, no beagles. Understandable, because if they’re anything like my beagle, Beanie, they’d be gone, off doing their own trails, the nanosecond of being released from the lead. She’ll rejoin me back at the car a couple of hours later, to be washed down with the bike.

I got my first full sus just under a year ago and then one day I rode my freinds Hardtail and I was like wow this thing is fun to ride easy to climb

With modern Geo, materials and Forks, a HT can pretty much do it all... bike packing, epic XC to bike park days. A Hardcore HT won't keep up in an enduro stage in comparison to its all mountain brother, but with the right rider's skill, it can definitely do quite well. IF you look at what ridged or HTs can do... go to any dirt jump trail, BMX track, watch the old 4x races (they still do them on, just not a sanctioned UCI thing). Then you really see its about 'rider's skill'. Full Sus is amazing, and secondly not only has the technology now allowed Elite riders to push the envelope, but absolutely opened up the bike market to a larger/broader audience. Its kinda like Golf clubs - are blades good? Yes, they're fantastic, just not for everyone, only the top 5-10% of players, while the evolution of the cavity back has allowed Golf to be much more accessible to the recreational player.

@miczer8070

Ай бұрын

Yep, Blake already 2 yrs ago prooved that u can complete enduro competition, at pretty nice place ;)

Hi I have a giant talon 3 and love it the best bike I've ever owned

Why is the tech development graph backwards?

I spent 800$ for a hard tail .malrin bobcat trail 4. Only upgrade is the pedals 😅 its been throgh alot

Was hoping for some more Laufey shredding

Stanton Sherpa Ti. If I could afford to build one out I would.

There's a saying about fancy bikes and parts being jewellery for people who don't wear jewellery, there's probably something to it. I have my first ever visit to Hadleigh bike park on Sunday on a 20-year-old Specialised Hardrock with a leaky fork, I'll edit this if I survive

I love this proof. Stop worrying about the bike and ride

And a good steel hardtail is even better, the pinnacle of mtb's. while i understand 15k bikes are unreal but for the average person that crazy money bang for buck you can get better than a steel hardtail

Budget hardtail, how much was that orbea 1200?

90s bikes are great!