I want to start using clipless pedals and I’m interested in what opinions other riders have on the brands. I am leaning toward Time Atac. What do you think?
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Got my first mountain bike, its a freeride/downhill. I have NO money or health insurance so I cannot afford to be off work due to injury but I dont want to look like im trying to be something im obviously not.(Kinda like the guys who buy Camo at the surplus store and pretend to be ex navy seals at the bar)
Will I look like a complete jackass if I get a full face helmet? I live in the south east and my area of the state is mostly flat other than the MTB park right next to me which has some pretty decent climbs/downhill.
Is a motorcross helmet the same thing as a MTB full face helmet? I understand its going to be hot but we are coming into fall so I dont forsee that as a huge issue. I just want the best protection while I learn what im doing.
On my route i have to bike over the Colorado rocky mountains. Has anyone here done this. I would like a personal recollection of how past the temperature drops during the climb and what kind of clothes should i wear for this. For instance, was it cold enough to need a scarf?
I plan to get a really nice $200 mountain bike in the next couple of days, but I have really no idea what kind of helmet I’d need for Mountain biking. A few of my friends say that a regular bicycle helmet will work, but I am concerned that if I somehow fall of the bike, and hit my head on a tree, that a regular bike helmet would break.
I was thinking of getting one of those full face helmets, similar to those helmets that Dirt Bike riders wear. Is that okay, or is it completely unnecessary?
I need a good helmet. good fit. breathes well. light. Any recommendations or links?
i just mountain bike on friendly trails no downhill stuff thats too intense. definitely no full face helmet.
I’m planning a trip to Oregon in July, and I’ll probably be staying in Portland. What are some good mountain biking trails around Portland? I’m ok with driving for a while to get some good riding in, but would prefer to not drive more than 2.5-3 hours! I’m not looking for anything INSANE, but some challenging trails would be awesome. Thanks!
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