Q: I am about to get a mountain bike, I am planning on getting a Trek 4300. Its a hardtail bike. I plan on riding at a park by my house with alot of dirt trails and hills. Is it fine if I get a hardtail bike or is it really necessary for me to get a full
A: If you're going to be on dirt trails and hills then a hardtail should be just fine. Any full suspension bike will be heavier than a hardtail of similar price and on most trails you just don't need the full suspension any way. On my Merlin Malt I spend
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