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		<description><![CDATA[How To Choose The Best  Mountain Bike That More Fits With Your Needs
Executive Summary Best Mountain Bike By Andrew Caxton
How to choose best mountain bike depends on what you are going to do with it, if all you want your new mountain bike for is going for a nice leisurely ride on the canal [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<h1>How To Choose The Best  Mountain Bike That More Fits With Your Needs</h1>
<p><em>Executive Summary Best Mountain Bike By Andrew Caxton</em></p>
<p><img class="alignleft size-medium wp-image-111" title="best-mountain-bike" src="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/best-mountain-bike-300x227.jpg" alt="best-mountain-bike" width="300" height="227" />How to choose <strong>best mountain bike</strong> depends on what you are going to do with it, if all you want your new <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike">mountain bike</a> for is going for a nice leisurely ride on the canal path or a ride in the woods with the dog, well you wont need a <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike-suspension">full suspension</a> <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/downhill-mountain-bike">downhill</a> machine with 4 inch travel on the forks and a fully articulated rear end with damping and rebound control.</p>
<p>So maybe you want to be a bit more adventurous, more off-road, more forest tracks and dry boulder river beds, then you&#8217;ll need something a little lighter, with <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike-suspension">suspension forks</a>. The components will again be Shimano and the quality will depend on how much money you can spend. V-brakes and Rapid-fire gear shifters, along with <a title="shimano.com" href="http://bike.shimano.com/">Shimano</a> chain set, bottom bracket and headset. More Money, <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bikes">More Bike</a>.</p>
<p>The next rung up on the <strong>best mountain bike</strong> ladder would be good enough to race on. There are many to choose from, get on the net and surf the <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/schwinn-mountain-bike">bike manufacturers</a> sites and all the <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/iron-horse-mountain-bike">shop sites</a> along with the magazines for juicy photos of the bikes. The top manufacturers in this price range, I would say are: &#8211; Trek, Giant, Specialized and Cannondale, these companies make the nicest frames with the <strong>best mountain bike</strong> parts available at the price, gears will be either <a title="shimano" href="http://bike.shimano.com/" target="_blank">Shimano</a> or SRAM, brakes could be V-brakes or cable disc brakes, both are very good and light, most of the other <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bikes">mountain bike</a> parts, of course will be Shimano and as usual get the best you can afford.</p>
<p>There are many combinations of hubs and rims to make up your wheels; hubs from Shimano and rims form Mavic are the usual mix. Then you have to choose which <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike-suspension">suspension</a> forks to put on you bike, you may not get a choice, depending on which bike you buy, the main ones are Suntour, Marzocchi, Manitou, Fox, RockShox and RST, buy any of these and you wont go far wrong.</p>
<h2>Top Bikes, Top Money</h2>
<p>If you want what the professionals ride you will have to pay a lot of money a professional <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike">mountain bike</a>. As with <span style="text-decoration: underline;">road bike</span> at the top of the range, you can specify what you want to build up your dream bike. Top <span style="text-decoration: underline;">bikes frames</span> to spend your money on could be Klien, Scott, Rocky Mountain, Gary Fisher, Santa Cruz and K2; these are some of the most sought after <span style="text-decoration: underline;">bike frames</span> in the world and would be the envy of your friends. Gears again will be either SRAM or Shimano Rapid fire, XT or XTR, more money could be spent on carbon or very light alloy cranks, the brakes should be hydraulic discs from Hayes, Pace or Magura or stick to the trusted V-bakes. <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike-parts">Carbon handle bars</a>, stem and seat pin and a light weight <a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike-parts">race saddle</a> and Time or Shimano SPD clipless pedals, then your choice of tires will depend on what terrain and ground conditions you are going to ride on.</p>
<p>You may want to check out my other guide on <strong><a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/cycling-mountain-bikes">cycling mountain bikes</a></strong> and <strong><a href="http://cyclingmountainbikes.com/mountain-bike-parts">mountain bike parts</a></strong>.</p>
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