do you think the marin hawkhill se's frame is strong enough for some freeride? I was thinking of saving up to switch the fork and rims and such to do some freeriding.
*edit* Clearance for bigger tires isn't possible, so maybe...light freeride? the biggest tire i can probably fit in the back is...
i ride using crank bros. eggbeater C's. I don't think anyone should pay that premium price to lose some grams on some pedals. cromoly is actually not that strong, but don't get the expensive ones. I have a pair of Shimano SPD's 504 or 505 or something that are pretty much brand new (i just used...
why not get some rubber bands and just wrap it. then it won't get caught on the chain (same with using velcro straps). very cheap...just don't use too tight of rubber bands, they'll cut your circulation.
I have a Marin Hardtail Hawkhill SE. I was wondering if buying upgrades for hardtails worth it, as in to be a downhiller or a skilled XC rider with a hardtail, or should I just learn with the hardtail and later on buy a full-suspension (which I'll do anyways, but when I will is the question)...
It's not worth not wearing a helmet....and you can get one at like walmart for 10 dollars if you really don't want to spend lots of money on something that "makes me look like a geek."
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