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This is of course, the BIG question. See this article: Beginners Guide to Buying a New Mountain Bike (http://www.mtbbritain.co.uk/beginners_guide_to_buying_a_new_mountain_bike.html). If in doubt, spend more money, and buy a Specialized. They almost always win the 'best of review' anyway.

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