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?

Phil Atwills Edits get me so buzzed for riding!!!
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.