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The hardtail is sold! http://members.rogers.com/theblackfoxx/Image013.jpg
As of right now I am 100% full-suspension biker. Can I still play with you guys?
Funny thing, I read this article yesterday that stated for short hops...say 1 hour or so, a hardtail
rules. The rider tends to be faster and less fatigued. However, the article also stated that
full-suspension is best for longer rides (epics).
The cincher is, the writer who conducted the tests using a FS Jekyll stated that they found that
riders of FS rigs sustained much less muscle damage after long rides, but heart-rates were slightly
higher than riders on HT.
I've always heard the opposite argument that FS takes allot of stress off the body because it's not
banging the rider around.
anyway, they concluded the article by stating what I already knew: Get three bikes, a FS, a HT
and a rigid.
Some Brit mag said it, don't freak on me.
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http://members.rogers.com/theblackfoxx/
As of right now I am 100% full-suspension biker. Can I still play with you guys?
Funny thing, I read this article yesterday that stated for short hops...say 1 hour or so, a hardtail
rules. The rider tends to be faster and less fatigued. However, the article also stated that
full-suspension is best for longer rides (epics).
The cincher is, the writer who conducted the tests using a FS Jekyll stated that they found that
riders of FS rigs sustained much less muscle damage after long rides, but heart-rates were slightly
higher than riders on HT.
I've always heard the opposite argument that FS takes allot of stress off the body because it's not
banging the rider around.
anyway, they concluded the article by stating what I already knew: Get three bikes, a FS, a HT
and a rigid.
Some Brit mag said it, don't freak on me.
--
http://members.rogers.com/theblackfoxx/