I'm thinking of getting a carbon hardtail. Randon black sin 8.0. What r the benefits of going carbon if any??
Its more betterer.
I'm not a fan of plastic bikes. Steel is where it's at*
*other opinions available!
Have you owned one? (Carbon bike) I was told the r more ridged?
It will mk yr spellin n ritin btr m8
I have owned (quick count) 9 carbon MTBs. They've been excellent. I've actually only had 3 metal ones.
It's not as clear cut as 'x is better'. At the extreme end carbon is lighter, but it's not a given that because a frame is carbon it weighs less than its aluminium counterpart.
Some are stiff. Some aren't. As with alu/steel/ti frames.
Radon bikes look good though, go nuts.
Cheers larrydavud.
It's still Radon too, not Randon. Like last time you started a thread to ask advice.
^ I thought it was him!
I was told the r more ridged
In that case the carbon bike will definitely hold the flavour better.
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Got 2 carbon bikes, not planning on going back to metal frames at any point.
Hahaha the responses to this thread are why I love his forum.
