Soldato
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Serious question: is it actually possible to get into mountain biking if you don't happen to live near a trail and can't drive?
MTB isnt all about riding at dedicated MTB Trail centres, theres a whole world out there to explore, find some woodland, find some hills, local quarry, nearby country park, trust me if you have a bike you will be able to find something/somewhere to ride, thats the beauty of mountain biking.Serious question: is it actually possible to get into mountain biking if you don't happen to live near a trail and can't drive?
Used my new Exposure Mk6 SixPack last night, it's awesome!!
MTB isnt all about riding at dedicated MTB Trail centres, theres a whole world out there to explore, find some woodland, find some hills, local quarry, nearby country park, trust me if you have a bike you will be able to find something/somewhere to ride, thats the beauty of mountain biking.
It'd want to be for that sort of money.
I'm on the lookout for something for about £50.![]()
Im after a seal kit for my monarch plus rt3. Any kit i should look out for or just stock sram kit? I did want upgraded seals like skf or racing bros but cant find any.
If you don't mind an external battery pack, I used to have a 1200 lumen light from Amazon search 'iamoutdoor' I think it was. It was pretty good but the battery pack annoyed me!
I have a seal kit for a monarch rt3 that I used to have, the seal kit is still in the packaging, send me a trust and I'll send it to you? If it's not the right one just throw it or something?
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/rockrider-560-mountain-bike-id_8293151.html
Just saw this is on offer, seems like a lot of bike for the money. RockShox XC 32 TK forks, Avid DB1s, Deore/SLX groupset. Don't know much about mountain bikes but could be a good shout for someone getting started.