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What is enduro style mountain biking?

What is enduro style mountain biking?

Enduro mountain biking is a multifaceted and dynamic cycling discipline! It combines the physical endurance of cross-country mountain bike riding with the excitement and technical difficulty of downhill mountain bike racing.

What are enduro mountain bikes good for?

Enduro is one of the most popular mountain bike disciplines at the moment as it combines all the best elements of cross-country racing and downhill mountain biking. The best enduro mountain bikes blend an efficient pedaling stroke with boundary-pushing geometry and suspension performance.

What is the difference between mountain bike and enduro?

The key difference is that trail bikes have slightly less suspension travel 130-150mm, whereas enduro bikes have 150-200mm of travel. Trail bikes are lighter weight and have steeper/shorter geometry than enduro bikes. Whereas enduro bikes have slack geometry and big suspension for going fast downhills.

Is 100% a good MTB brand?

There’s no doubt 100% are a ‘cool’ brand in the mountain bike world. With exciting riders on the World Cup circuit such as Thomas Estaque, Hugo Frixtalon, and World Champ Reece Wilson wearing their threads, 100% is a brand I see local groms wearing all the time.

What is XC vs enduro?

Enduro tracks are more technical than XC which involves bigger drops and jump sections to fuel your adrenaline thirst. Enduro competitions are staged races completed over a few days and involve steep climbs and timed descents. Racer navigates round a sharp turn during descent in an Enduro mountain bike race.

Is enduro a downhill bike?

Now, Enduro Bikes are a whole different breed of bike than the downhill bike. This bike not only has the capability of being stable on rugged terrain it also allows the rider to be more comfortable on technical tracks. This bike is an all-terrain vehicle when it comes to mountain bikes.

Are enduro bikes good for downhill?

Look at bikes in the Enduro category, you are seeing bikes now spec’d with 160 mm – 180 mm forks and rear shocks. That’s not too far off from a downhill bike. These bikes are more than capable of descending the same gnarly trails as a downhill bike but require a bit more work when choosing your lines.

Can enduro bikes do jumps?

‘Sturdy full suspension bike with a decent amount of travel’ is pretty much the definition of an enduro bike, so they’re ideal for this type of jump. Whilst enduro bikes are relatively heavy as far as mountain bikes go, that’s not usually an issue for jumping trails.