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  • Point50

    I'm no mtn bike expert, but 2ndcrack sounds like they know what they're talking about. If the singletrack is dirt and not too intense it'll be more efficient to just take a hardtail w/ front susp. I took a hardtail down Dark Hollow up in Brian Head two years ago (because I thought it'd be fine after riding some of the trails locally here in Vegas) and just about rattled my tailbone off; rear susp. made a huge diff. on that trail the next time I rode.

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    • the rear sus rattled?
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    • no, the hardtail... I went rear susp. the next tripPoint5
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