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4th June 2015, 20:38 #11Senior Member
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$500 to $600 will get you a bare-bones “starter” MTB, but when shopping for a bike you certainly want to consider the amount and type of terrain you expect to be riding. It doesn’t make sense to purchase a higher-end bike when it likely would not be used as intended.
I would suggest to invest in a quality frame as, as mentioned, components can always be upgraded in the future.“If everything's under control, you're going too slow.” Mario Andretti


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I dont agree. If FIA and promoter works properly and has anything to offer, I am sure we should have 3-4 manufacturers (which is enough for proper championship)...
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