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Bicycles at BargainBikes - Buying Guide |
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Which type of bicycle?The bike you buy should reflect the functions you require it to perform. There are basically a few different groups of bicyles and
they vary in ride confort, height and manoevreability. Here's the low down on what you need to know.
Rigid Framed Mountain BikesThese include models such as the Fusion shown on the homepage and usually fulfill all basic riding needs. For occasional riders and those who would like an affordable bike for the weekends, these would be a good choice. These bikes do not have any shock absorption and therefore the rider will not get as smooth a ride as the dual suspension bikes can offer. However, the rigid frame allows all the rider's energy to be transferred into forward motion and therefore these bikes are conducive to quick acceleration. * No dampening
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Dual Suspension Mountain BikesThese bikes do what they say. They have front and back shock absorbers, such as the Polaris or Comet.
These bikes are really quite comfortable and for older riders who wouldn't like to feel every bump in the road these are ideal models. Riders for whom acceleration is not paramount find these bikes fit in with their requirements. * Good all round dampening
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Front Suspension Mountain BikesThese bikes have all-round capability. They have front absorbers and rigid rear frames, such as the Bad Attitude.
* Superstars of the bike world
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