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29er Dual Suspension Bike Overview
Dual suspension 29ers are virtually the same as their counterpart the 29er, the key difference is that dual suspension 29ers feature a rear shock absorber as well as the front shock absorber. This helps to create a much smoother ride particularly when tackling rough terrain and obstacles.
Standard mountain bikes generally have 26” wheels where as 29er bikes have a slightly larger wheel at 29”. 29ers are commonly used for trekking, cyclocross and touring riding styles but not limited to these styles.
Due to the slightly more complex design and functionality of a dual suspension bike they usually have a higher price tag, this isn’t without good reason. The ride is more comfortable than their hard tail counterparts but where the difference really kicks in, is on their ability to absorb bump, dips and lumps without losing speed whilst staying low to the ground making them ideal for downhill mountain biking. Single suspension mountain bikes tend to have a wheel that jumps off the ground when riding over continuous bumps, slowing the pace down.
The disadvantages of 29er dual suspension mountain bikes are; the increased price and they generally weigh more. For serious mountain bikers this bike is a must have.t.
29er Dual Suspension Bike
- 29" Wheels.
- Faster down hill.
- Increased weight.
- Smoother ride.
29er Dual Suspension Brands:
There is a wide range of 29er Dual Suspension bike brands available, bellow is a list of popular 29er Dual Suspension bike brands:
- Search for Giant 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for Specialized 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for Scott 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for Trek 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for Cannondale 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for Avanti 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for Merida 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for Orbea 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
- Search for BMC 29er Dual Suspension Bikes.
