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Old 11-08-11 | 01:34 PM
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SlimRider
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From: Northern California

Bikes: Raleigh Grand Prix, Giant Innova, Nishiki Sebring, Trek 7.5FX

I would think that if you're just starting out MTN biking that a hardtail would be a good start, just to get your skill-level up. After you've outgrown your hardtail and feel as though you still want to be into MTN biking ( I'm certain that you will), then your next move up would be the FS.

Personally, I feel that it's a progression in terms of skill-level development:

Rigid Hardtail ---> Hardtail ---> FS

Starting with a Hardtail is good, but I personally wouldn't suggest starting with a FS.

But I digress..

These would be my personal suggestions:


Jamis Dakar XC Comp (26) ~ $1700 *(FS)


Jamis Dragon 29 Sport ~ $1350


Jamis Exile 29 Comp ~ $1100

- Slim

PS.

IDK...I just think you'll better appreciate a FS after first, riding a HT. You'll know better what to do with it!
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