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i am looking for a really fun and exciting Mountain bike trail to go with my Friends. we have gone on every trail around our area. i would prefer if the trail is close to Del Mar. but i am open to any other suggestions.

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I know they probably aren’t the best quality just look at the price, but I do want to know which one is the best of the three.
I already know about the maintenance in a chain drive and I would actually prefer the chain even though it requires easy up keep.
I basically want to know overall opinion and…
comments on cooling system
disc and drum brakes (which is better?)
also the front suspension is a big question for me<<<
and is dual or mono shock better?

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Thank you guys for answering my previous question, I decided to go with a hardtail as opposed to a dual suspension, mainly because of budget. Can you recommend some bikes worth looking into that offer light weight, great control, etc. I’m not sure what specs to really look for, if someone can help me find a bike to buy I would greatly appreciate it.

I am willing to spend 0-0 for a decent bike that I begin this new hobby. I’m into extreme sports so this is my new challenge for 2011. I’m really pumped to get started on some trails!

Thanks in advance

So, heres my ordeal. I am looking for a good, reliable, tough, lightweight bike. I’m looking between 3 in particular (all are the cheapest i could find due to very limited budget). Btw, yes, i need dual suspension. so:

Bike 1: Im leaning more toward this one because its 300$ cheaper than the others
the Kona Tanuki 2011

http://www.konaworld.com/bike.cfm?content=tanuki

Bike 2:
The trek fuel EX5

http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes/mountain_full_suspension/fuel_ex/fuelex5/

Bike3:
The Specialized Camber comp.

http://www.specialized.com/us/en/bc/SBCBkModel.jsp?spid=52769&menuItemId=0

I would like to know what one is the best for pretty heavy trail riding (uphill and down), which means reliability, above all else. Im not going to be doing 10ft jumps. More like 3-4ft jumps.

Thanks for any advice!

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