mountain bike
KSh15,000
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A mountain bike typically features:
- Frame: Aluminum, carbon fiber, or steel for strength and durability.
- Suspension: Hardtail (front suspension) or full suspension (front and rear), with 100mm-160mm travel.
- Drivetrain: 1-2 chainrings, 9-11 speed, wide-range cassette for hills and descents.
- Wheels: 26″, 27.5″, or 29″ wheels with knobby tires (2.0″-2.5″ wide).
- Brakes: Hydraulic or mechanical disc brakes (160mm-203mm rotors).
- Handlebars: Wide, flat handlebars for better control.
- Saddle: Comfortable, padded for rough rides.
- Pedals: Clipless or platform pedals.
- Weight: 12-16 kg (26-35 lbs).
- Extras: Dropper post for saddle height adjustment, protective features.
Ideal for off-road riding, offering durability, comfort, and performance on rough terrain.
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Description
A mountain bike is designed for off-road cycling and rugged terrain. Here are the typical full specifications:
1. Frame:
- Material: Lightweight and durable materials like aluminum, carbon fiber, or steel.
- Aluminum: Affordable, lightweight, and strong.
- Carbon Fiber: Lighter, stiffer, and more expensive, absorbs vibrations.
- Steel: Heavier but durable and comfortable.
- Geometry: Sturdy frame with a slacker head angle for stability on rough terrain, and a shorter wheelbase for maneuverability.
2. Fork:
- Suspension Type: Front suspension (hardtail) or full suspension (front and rear).
- Hardtail: Only front suspension, lighter and more efficient for climbing.
- Full Suspension: Both front and rear suspension, more comfortable for rough terrain.
- Travel: Typically 100mm-160mm for front suspension and 120mm-160mm for rear suspension on full-suspension bikes.
3. Drivetrain:
- Crankset: Single or double chainrings for lighter weight and better efficiency.
- Rear Derailleur: 9, 10, or 11-speed systems (single chainring or double).
- Shifters: Trigger or twist shifters for smooth gear changes.
- Cassette: Wide-range cassettes for handling steep climbs and fast descents.
4. Wheels:
- Size: 26″, 27.5″, or 29″ wheels (29″ is becoming more common for rolling over obstacles smoothly).
- Rims: Strong, wide rims for durability on rugged terrain.
- Tires: 2.0″ to 2.5″ wide knobby tires for traction on dirt, rocks, and mud.
5. Brakes:
- Type: Hydraulic or mechanical disc brakes for reliable stopping power in all conditions.
- Hydraulic Disc Brakes: More powerful and require less maintenance.
- Mechanical Disc Brakes: Easier to adjust and maintain.
- Rotor Size: Typically 160mm to 203mm, larger rotors provide more braking power.
6. Handlebars:
- Type: Wide, flat handlebars for better control and stability.
- Material: Aluminum or carbon fiber for strength and reduced weight.
- Grips: Often ergonomic, with padding for comfort and grip.
7. Saddle:
- Type: Designed for comfort during rough rides, typically with extra padding or a more robust structure.
- Material: Often synthetic leather or other durable materials.
8. Pedals:
- Type: Clipless or platform pedals.
- Clipless Pedals: For better pedal efficiency, used with specific cycling shoes.
- Platform Pedals: More versatile and used with regular shoes.
9. Suspension:
- Type: Front suspension (hardtail) or front and rear suspension (full suspension).
- Adjustment: Some models offer adjustable suspension for different types of terrain.
10. Weight:
- Range: 12-16 kg (26-35 lbs), depending on frame material, suspension type, and components.
11. Extras:
- Dropper Post: Allows you to adjust the saddle height on the fly for more control on downhill sections.
- Protective Features: Some bikes come with built-in chainstay protectors or fork guards for additional durability.
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