Quoted By: >>2043304
Hey there, trying to improve, idk where to ask, bear with me.
I talked to some anons in the story thread, and I see there's a frogposter thread about MTBS being shit. both these things got me thinking. since I recently got one/am waiting for it to show up, figured I'd ask.
I have upgraded saddle, grip, and got some raceface chesters. What's the next thing to upgrade, if I want to maximize the lifespan/usability of the bicycle?
There are no classes or good-reviewed LBSes near me, only big box stores. I do not believe there are any physical, hands-on teachers for bikes nearby, but don't want to pay out the ass over and over and over every single time something breaks on the thing. Are youtube guides/owners manual sufficient? I have not owned a bike for longer than a week or two before, and havent ridden for more than 9 or so miles total in my lifetime.
I see MTBs have forks, is what the front suspension pipe thingers are called. They look like a potential problem area; prone to breaking or easily damaged if a tiny pebble or bit of dust gets in between the squishy thingers and the wall of the pump thingers. Is that the case or am i just schizo?
Lastly is there any sort of post bike/post questions and comments general on this board? Don't like making threads, dont ask why, just never did. Thanks
I talked to some anons in the story thread, and I see there's a frogposter thread about MTBS being shit. both these things got me thinking. since I recently got one/am waiting for it to show up, figured I'd ask.
I have upgraded saddle, grip, and got some raceface chesters. What's the next thing to upgrade, if I want to maximize the lifespan/usability of the bicycle?
There are no classes or good-reviewed LBSes near me, only big box stores. I do not believe there are any physical, hands-on teachers for bikes nearby, but don't want to pay out the ass over and over and over every single time something breaks on the thing. Are youtube guides/owners manual sufficient? I have not owned a bike for longer than a week or two before, and havent ridden for more than 9 or so miles total in my lifetime.
I see MTBs have forks, is what the front suspension pipe thingers are called. They look like a potential problem area; prone to breaking or easily damaged if a tiny pebble or bit of dust gets in between the squishy thingers and the wall of the pump thingers. Is that the case or am i just schizo?
Lastly is there any sort of post bike/post questions and comments general on this board? Don't like making threads, dont ask why, just never did. Thanks