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Originally posted by Ian spose you're a full-sus bitch then ? In all honesty, hardtails are just so much better unless you plan to go down near-vertical hills and need something to allow you to do so. Due to the cost of a rear shock, the componentry is always a bit less and the extra energy exerted is pointless shifting something so heavy. Hardtails are generally a nice light strong aluminium/carbon frame, have good specs and with some good forks, you can lock them out now to rigid for riding to/from a trail and then release the valves for when you get to the trails.

Not just downhills, but also crazy uphills. The rear susp. keeps teh back tire on the ground better.

I love it in my desert trail riding, them rocks are hard as funk. Anything to soften them up is much appreciated.

You should come out here and ride some trails

I like green bikes.

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Originally posted by Echo of Silence I like green bikes.

my old one was green. I used & abused the absolute hell out of it too

my dream one still http://www.winstanleysbikes.co.uk/p...ex_50_Bike_2008

nom nom nom fox forks :x

here's a question for ya, flat pedals or clips?

dmr v8 or v12 flat! Clipless are a bit awkward for me personally

i hear that a lot, and see a lot of great riders out here use em. I love my clips, they are great for uphill stuff as you never slip off the pedal. but can be scary on scary downhill stuff, as you never slip out!

yeah, im quite aggressive on corners & hills and find myself unable to bail out if im fucking up

flat & wide bmx-stile pedals = a must for downhill:





or you could go with these:

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