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  • Mongoose Fireball Moto review: N+1 / A+E
  • Ben_Haworth
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    The Mongoose Fireball Moto is ready for any dirt jumps, pump tracks or big-wheeled street riding you can throw at it.

    By ben_haworth

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    Mongoose Fireball Moto review: N+1 / A+E

    sillyoldman
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    Part of the CSG news is that Mongoose will be leaving the UK market I thought?

    Ben_Haworth
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    Possibly so yep. Grab one while you can!

    sillyoldman
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    Sad end (in UK) for a once great brand.

    explorerboy
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    Currently being sold for £350 on eBay at the moment… so tempting as more pump tracks go up around me AND I have europes biggest skatepark on the doorstep…

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    el_boufador
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    it’s been a bike that I’ve used – and enjoyed – a lot more than I expected it to.

    Yep I can totally relate to this. I bought a Nukeproof Solum on a whim earlier in the year from CRC in one of the sales.

    I love it! It has improved my pump track / jumping technique a lot. Still fairly rubbish at it overall mind you.

    Another thing that I’ve found as I have got older, is that my usual XC/trail riding is not really improving any more…and if I am honest is maybe even going a bit backwards slightly in terms of speed, as I get older/slower.

    The great thing about starting right at the beginning again with a different sort of riding is that there is so much scope to improve at so many new things. The mind boggles what to work on really.

     

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    el_boufador
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    PS: Also a great way of keeping your hand, skills wise, in when the trails are all muddy and you CBA

    zerocool
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    They’re great when you only have an hour as you can nip to the local pump track and exhaust yourself in 30-45 minutes. 

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    darlobiker
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    My LBS used to call bikes like these ‘mid-life crisis’ bikes.

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