Bad weather, burnout, mechanical issues and the need to shore up weaknesses all contribute to the need to cross-train when you are a mountain biker. In fact, cross-training provides an opportunity to build fitness and muscle strength that will ultimately help you as you ride your bike. The best-cross trainer depends on preference as well as your training goals.
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When comparing mountain bikes and cyclocross bikes, there are some similarities, yet very large differences between each. To help narrow your choices and decide which would be better for your biking plans, you need to consider ...
Cross-country mountain bike racing requires that tires roll fast but grip well and have little resistance while climbing. They need to be lightweight and slender to help keep overall bicycle volume down, and they need to withst...
It involves cycling on terrain that's smooth to moderate, including smooth fireroads, paved roads and rough forest paths. Cross country mountain bike is also referred to as XC mountain bike riding and is the most common form of...
