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Mountain biking is a great way to get outside, enjoy nature, and get a great workout in. However, if you don't have a mountain bike with the proper fit, the ride may be uncomfortable and even painful. The other, most important aspect of a great fitting mountain bike is performance. A great mountain bike fit allows you to have the range of motion needed to negotiate technical trail features and flow with the trail. A great fitting bike will make you faster and your rides more fun. In this guide, we'll go over the different aspects of mountain bike fitting and how you can find the perfect mountain bike and size frame for your body. We'll also provide tips to help you take measurements yourself.
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What To Look For When Buying a Bicycle Consider a few things while doing your research. First, figure out what type of riding you plan to do and what terrains you’ll be riding on. If your goal is to use it for commuting or running errands, a cruiser or hybrid bike might be a good choice. If you’re interested in more intensive biking, like mountain biking or racing, you’ll need a bike for a tall person that can handle those activities.
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