Does anyone else ride Mountain bikes. I really enjoy this sport and I am just wondering how many of you do too?

I ride IronHorse bikes, I just bought a new Warrior Trail Hardtail, so I have 3 bikes now.

http://www.ironhorsebikes.com/

Edited April 23, 200718 yr by Pontiac Custom-S

I have a 26" Mongoose Inferno, with 24 gears Shimano shifters.

I've got a 3 year old Gary Fisher Marlin because, frankly, it fit into the budget. Also, its bright green. Better than a $90 Huffy, good enough to last until I can get the Trek that I covet.

I got my ass handed to me at Busiek State Park last week. A better bike would've helped a little bit, more skill would've helped a lot. Ah well, still no broken bones, which is more than I can say for a friend of mine.

I'm more of a road biker, but I do enjoy hitting the trails every now and then. I have a blue/magenta Roadmaster Mt. Fury that I got at Wally World 11 years ago. It's OK for the relatively light trail riding that I do, but I want better braking performance, and can't get it out of that bike, so I've been scouring craigslist for a good used disc brake equipped mountain bike.

I have a Kona Nunu.

Funny that this topic came up now, I just did a 60 trail race yesterday. Mostly flat trails and gravel roads, but there were some trickier parts and one muddy downhill from hell.

I have a Specialized. Sitting on two flat tires currently...got to get it out and tuned up for Spring.

I'll ride mine... err.. my dad's every once in a while (mine's been out of service for three years). They're both Mongooses and just for casual riding. The furthest ride I've done was only about 15-20 miles and was mostly hard roads... Flat, it was not, though. 1-2 mile long hills are a bitch, especially for my lazy ass.

I have a 24-speed Pacific USA "Strike" mountain bike with those grip shifters. It's been up on hooks in my garage since I bought my house, sadly. I think I took it down once, pumped up the dry-rotted tires, and rode around the neighborhood. Before I moved to PA, I used to ride it to a State Park about 7 miles from the farm. No major hills, nothing tricky, just a good ride.

Edited April 25, 200718 yr by ocnblu

I want to give it a try...

Just have to get a new bike...

I bought my Gary Fisher Marlin 2 years ago and love every minute of it. Right now im looking into buy a set a disc brakes and new rims.

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Funny...I've just started to get back into biking. I was just looking around and I might be interested in moving up to a nicer bike compared to my probably close to 10 year old GT something or other hardtail...