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Returning to Mtb after 15 years off

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  1. Hi, I am returning to Mountain Biking after a 15 year, and 70 pound,
    layoff. I am looking for a fully suspended bike that will take the
    abusr of having a 250 pounder riding on it. Any advice would be
    welcome.

  2. Quoted message said:

    Hi, I am returning to Mountain Biking after a 15 year, and 70 pound,
    layoff. I am looking for a fully suspended bike that will take the
    abusr of having a 250 pounder riding on it. Any advice would be
    welcome.

    NOTHING will take that kind of abuse. You are better off walking.
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  3. Mike Vandeman said:
    Quoted message said:

    Hi, I am returning to Mountain Biking after a 15 year, and 70 pound,
    layoff. I am looking for a fully suspended bike that will take the
    abusr of having a 250 pounder riding on it. Any advice would be
    welcome.

    NOTHING will take that kind of abuse.

    Liar.

    There are several full-suspension mountain bikes that can take a 250lb
    person.

    E.P.

  4. Trek Top Fuel.

    I'm 205 lb.

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    Quoted message said:

    Hi, I am returning to Mountain Biking after a 15 year, and 70 pound,
    layoff. I am looking for a fully suspended bike that will take the
    abusr of having a 250 pounder riding on it. Any advice would be
    welcome.

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