| Cross country mountain biking is cross | | | | The weight difference between free ride bikes |
| country atits finest. Where free riders and | | | | andcross country bikes are considerable. |
| downhill bikersuse four wheel bikes and ski | | | | You'll beextremely hard pressed to find a |
| lifts to get them totheir destination, cross | | | | bike that weighsmore than 24 pounds, and even |
| country bikers get tothe top of the mountain | | | | that weight can beheavy. Free ride bkes |
| by the ride. Though freeriding is very | | | | weigh close to 40 pounds,which makes the |
| popular, the life vein of the sporthas always | | | | difference in weight pretty close. |
| been cross country biking. | | | | |
| | | | If you've never tried cross country mountain |
| Just as cross country riders are a different | | | | biking,you'll probably find it to be a break |
| breed,the bikes they ride are as well. The | | | | from theordinary. Even though this type of |
| cross countrybike is completely different in | | | | biking involvestrails, it's normally the type |
| many ways from othertypes of mountain riding | | | | of terrain thatbeginners wouldn't want to |
| bikes. The premise forcross country riders | | | | ride. Involving hillsand rough terrain, |
| is speed. Everything abouttheir bikes | | | | cross country biking offersquite the rush. |
| revolve with the idea of making thebikes | | | | |
| faster and faster. | | | | For mountain bikers everywhere, cross country |
| | | | isthe way to go. It offers you a new |
| Bikes used in cross country mountain biking | | | | assortment ofbikes, new areas to bike, and a |
| canbe fully rigid frame, hardtails, or even | | | | new twist tomountain biking as you know it. |
| fullsuspension frames. Through the years, | | | | If you've beenlooking for a mountain biking |
| the crossover to full suspension has become | | | | rush, cross countrymountain biking is what |
| very popular. | | | | you need to be experiencing. |
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