Dirt Jumper Bikes For Mountain Biking

BrianJiHwanLee
Edited Date/Time 8/17/2014 11:54pm
I was thinking about getting a Dirt Jumper because it look simple and looks easier to maintain, but was wondering has anyone ever road a dirt jumper in the mountains?
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bturman 6/27/2011 10:00am
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It certainly won't be ideal. If you're looking to pedal up, you'll want gears and a tall frame. With a dirt jumper, your seatpost likely won't go high enough. If you're looking to just do downhill, you'll want knobby tires which most dj bikes don't have.
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kidwoo 6/27/2011 9:44pm
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BrianJiHwanLee wrote:
I was thinking about getting a Dirt Jumper because it look simple and looks easier to maintain, but was wondering has anyone ever road a dirt...
I was thinking about getting a Dirt Jumper because it look simple and looks easier to maintain, but was wondering has anyone ever road a dirt jumper in the mountains?
Oh yeah quite frequently.


It was called the 'eighties and early nineties'.
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D.O.M.B 7/6/2011 4:38pm
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Look into the all mountain series of NS and dartmoore. I like the dartmoore Phantom its a sick bike good for jumping and all mountain

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