Mountain bikes

Mountain biking, an acronym for All-Terrain Bike, is a type of bicycle designed to ride on rough terrain such as mountain trails, dirt roads or forest tracks. It has a robust and resistant structure to resist shocks and vibrations.

Mountain bikes have wide tires with deep lugs for better grip on difficult terrain. They are also equipped with suspension to absorb shock, providing a more comfortable and stable ride. Disc brakes are commonly used to provide excellent braking performance even in difficult terrain conditions.

Mountain bikes are generally equipped with multiple gears to allow riders to adapt to the topography of the terrain and maintain a consistent cadence. Mountain bikes are popular among adventure sports and mountain cycling enthusiasts due to their ruggedness and ability to ride over difficult and varied terrain.