lukesdad
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I of course,would completely disagree.....but there you go
How to have an effective Mountain Bike Training
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darkstar
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I of course,would completely disagree.....but there you go
When I've raced in nationals, it's been a massive help to have FS. The terrain can alter which is best suited, but the FS is usually the better option, i never realised this was in doubt!?
marzjennings
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Some very basic and wrong information.
1, If you want strong legs get a road bike.
2, Ok, riding mixed terrain is a pretty obvious one.
3, Likewise training often and consistently is always a good thing.
4, You don’t need full sus at all. It’s nice and on some courses will be of help. But there’s nothing wrong with a good light hardtail.
5, Knee pads, please who wears knee pads for XC?
1, If you want strong legs get a road bike.
2, Ok, riding mixed terrain is a pretty obvious one.
3, Likewise training often and consistently is always a good thing.
4, You don’t need full sus at all. It’s nice and on some courses will be of help. But there’s nothing wrong with a good light hardtail.
5, Knee pads, please who wears knee pads for XC?
1. If you want strong legs, get a 'stop me and buy one' trike and ride it round an ice rink full of treacle.
marzjennings
Legendary Member
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- Houston, Texas, USA
Would you recommend Lyle's Golden Syrup or a lesser brand?
Black strap molasses.
There's a hill south of Atherstone N. Warwickshire, and in the springtime, the road is 'glued' with tree sap.
