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Many different classifications of mountain bikes can be made and over the years there is definitely no change in terminology and understanding of them. Often, each person puts his or her own understanding of individual words and abbreviations, so in the following lines, you will find just my opinion. Cross Country (XC) bike A bike designed to be ridden in both directions (up and down), where the main goals are to achieve lower weight and higher pedaling efficiency. It can be with front suspension, double suspension or without suspension (rarer). It features lightweight components, 80 - 130mm suspension travel, quick tires, and frame geometry that aids the rider is pedaling and climbing. It is designed primarily for lighter terrain and lower downhill speeds, though in the hands of an experienced driver it can be ridden quickly and cope with quite a number of technical trails. The price of such bikes are directly related to the type of frame, the quality and the weight of its ...

Downhill - DH This is one of the most extreme ways to ride. It is abbreviated with the Latin letters "DH". It is a descent down a certain route, the aim being to cross it as quickly as possible. In general, the descent is practiced on specially prepared trails; every major mountain resort abroad has (at least one) such trails abroad. In Europe, they are still rare (such as in Sopot, for example), but some commonly used paths here and there have gained unofficial "status" on DH routes because they are actually used for this purpose. Most often, lifting takes place, but where there is no lifting, other modes of transportation applications. Diving is also a racing discipline, with a fairly clear profile - one track, one racer on it and a clock that measures his time. The fastest wins the race. To practice this discipline requires special protective equipment, which includes a helmet (helmet with a chin, such as a motorcycle, but much lighter), knee pads and shins, e...

Mountain biking is a relatively new sport for Europe, which is gaining more and more fans. However, in the West, and especially in the United States, it has been practiced for years. It is America that is the birthplace of the sport - in the 1970s, "crazy" enthusiasts appeared in California who remodeled their wheels, putting on thick tires and other "enhancements" so they could go down with them the slopes of the mountains. This is the beginning. Since then, mountain biking has started to develop at a rapid pace, and these first enthusiasts are the driving force. Today, they own well-known bike companies. Along with them, major bicycle manufacturers are involved in the development of the sport. Today, there are a huge number of companies involved in this sport in the world. To date, this sport is one of the most popular, especially in North America and Europe. This is due to many reasons. First of all mountain biking is very healthy and also quite interesting. ...

During the last Milan Motor Show, EICMA, the legendary Italian motorcycle manufacturer Ducati showed off an exclusive electric traction mount. Now the new Ducati MIG RR E-MTB (170mm front and 160mm rear suspension) is available at 136 dealers in Europe: Italy, France, Germany, Spain, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Netherlands, Norway, Greece, Finland, Denmark, Slovakia, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovenia, and Hungary. This 250-watt Shimano Steps E8000 enduro bicycle fills the 2019 model range. The project is the result of a collaboration between Ducati and Thok Ebikes. And the design and graphics are the work of D-Perf's studio, the renowned Aldo Drudy, with the support of the motorcycle company's design center. Electric mountain bike allows cyclists to get out of places that are difficult and even impossible without motor maintenance. And overall, the presence of an el motor greatly facilitates the solution to off-road cycling tasks.