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What is the better to use in the road? mountain bike or the racer bike? |
i wanna lose some weight and some fats i wanna join in biking group if i can have friend, and i need advice which is better to use? the mountain bika or the racer bike. please help me i am located in cebu philippines. please advice me about this. If you are on the road you should use a road (racing) bike especially if you are going to ride in a group. If you are in a road riding group there is NO other option. Generally, if you're riding in a group you will want to ride the same type of bike the rest of the group is using. Road bikes are much faster on pavement, but aren't as good on dirt roads, and even worse in trails. Mountain bikes are good on trails and dirt roads, but slower on pavement. If you ride a different kind of bike from the others, you will tend to ride at a different speed from them. Wellll....what are the roads like in the philipines? Depending on quality of road, you may want to lean towards mountain bike. Well personally, I would get a mountain bike. It is funner, cooler, more comfortable, and you can go off-raod whenever you want. However, if you are going to be biking 80 mile rides on the pavement, a racer bike is better. Racing bicycles are sometimes referred to as road bicycles. Take a mountain bike with slick tires. Racing/road bikes are not so comfortable, you won't enjoy riding those. mountain bike is good cuase if you hit bumps it will last long time the race bike is lighter so it is good but is more expensive |
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