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mountain bike
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mountain bike
a type of sturdy bicycle with at least 16 and up to 21 gears, straight handlebars, and heavy-duty tyres
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Mountain bikes such as Saracen, Commencal, Norco, Raleigh and other manufacturers will be made up of the same basic components but as a beginner it is good to familiarise yourself at the outset.
The Beginners Guide for Mountain Biking by Jackie De Burca / Sports and fitness community
But in the past there haven't been many opportunities for people to learn more about mountain bikes.
Get out in the open on pedal power; Get on your bike and out in the ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
Going to a store that specializes in mountain bikes and gear is a good idea for anyone just starting out with the sport.
Basics of Mountain Biking by Ricky Alberta / Travel, recreation and leisure community
 
 
 
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