I have a Specialized Hardrock mountain bike that I occasionally take to the trails. I ride it mostly around my neighborhood. The only upgrades so far are new redline platform pedals, water bottle cage, and an LED headlight/taillight for riding in said darkness.
u ride on mountains?
friends ride on roads on tracks out in the countryside doing t hose long treks like 30-50km...all invested in bikes 3k-6k carbon fibre like the ones professional riders ride....fkn light as , u can basically lift the bike with ur pinky finger
Zaskar GT MTB…Converted into a commuter…Oversize grips, pedals, riser stem & bars, Brook’s saddle & a Dorky basket on the front bars….There are no braze-ons for a rack…I put more mileage on my MTB than on my cars…Occasionally I do some off road but mostly used for transportation…I think I am done with road bikes…They don’t hold up to hitting pot holes at 5:00 AM…
I have 3 different Specialized Crossroads bikes. I keep one here and two at my vacation home in Sunriver.
I ride 120+ per week, Cannondale Warrior 400r.
Love to bike. Me and old lady started last summer.
I've been hitting the trails on the weekends.
I have a Specialized Hardrock mountain bike that I occasionally take to the trails. I ride it mostly around my neighborhood. The only upgrades so far are new redline platform pedals, water bottle cage, and an LED headlight/taillight for riding in said darkness.
Put the redlines on my g/fs diamondback MB. I put some Forte' platforms on mine..........love em. Sealed bearings and super grippy removable pins.
Last edited by lebomb; 05-16-2013 at 01:06 PM.
I used to do the Leon Valley greenbelt trail 3 times a week (UTSA to ingram and back or about 23 miles)... but I bought a new car and have been scared to put my bike rack on it.
I just bought a cheapo mountain bike off craigslist rode 6 miles and ass was sore for days
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