Sometimes lovers mountain biking what kind of bike wonder is best buy. Among some questions highlight the most common: Carbon or aluminum ?, Should be rigid or double suspension ?, Have 27'5 wheels or 29 inches ?. In Pata Negra Adventure They have been proposed to address these issues.
First of all you should ask yourself why you want it, or rather what you do with it. And perhaps the most important question: What budget do I have?
According to Pata Negra Adventure, there are different types of bicycles that meet different needs. For example, if you are looking for a bike to go for a ride from time to time, by asphalt or at most by some small or forest track, you should not complicate life much, look for something simple. In this case, Pata Negra Adventure advises you a rigid aluminum. The problem is that if you take the "gustillo" shortly you will want to change your bike for a higher-end one.
On the other hand, if you want to make quiet exits (without competing), of not very high intensity, it is worth looking for comfort. In this case, the ideal would be a double suspension bicycle, initially made of aluminum, since carbon increases the price more. The weight will penalize you a little but as you will not compete you will gain in comfort and your back and innkeepers will appreciate it. If, on the other hand, you are a born climber, you may prefer a rigid carbon for the same price, much lighter to climb although more "enough" and difficult to control when it comes to trialeras.
If your intention is competition in brands or MTB races, you should look for lightness and speed. "Almost all pros opt for rigid carbon," they claim from Pata Negra Adventure. A very good option are high-end bicycles with intelligent suspension, of course carbon. And if you do not have a high budget in Pata Negra Adventure, they recommend a rigid carbon. Although from Pata Negra Adventure you are alerted about distances, if the races are high distance, it is worth choosing a double suspension bike, even if it is made of aluminum.
Wheel
Regarding the wheels, if your routes are not as technical nor do they have "many mousetraps", that is, wheels quite on asphalt or track, the 29 inches are recommended. These are larger and also facilitate the work for those who are not very technical. The purists defend the wheels of 27'5 as they avoid obstacles better and the start is faster.
For more tips and questions, please contact Pata Negra Adventure. Do not miss them either to join and participate in some of its outlets. You will find them on the phone 679 155 061.
