I know the Response is a dept store bike, but it is WAY better quality than anything I saw at Wal-Mart and it is holding up nice as I get more aggressive with it.
I actually do not know what exactly this thing is meant for...I know I can go down the trails nice with it and it climbs burmy, steep trail hills easily.
I hooked up with a guy who rides a full shock type deal and got invited to hit some trails he knows. The trails have rocks and some muddy areas through an old marsh. Also some steep downhill with turns down this giant hill. Sounds awesome and I THINK I can ride it, but is a response built for such demanding terrain? Will my STOCK rims fold up slamming rocks?..
I dunno...
I hear the Response isn't really a specialty bike like for downhill racing stuff and really really hard riding. The description id a "utility" type bike.. Does that mean "all purpose"?
Would like to try a bigger trail...these walking paths are getting boring.... nice for riding, but to flat.
I actually do not know what exactly this thing is meant for...I know I can go down the trails nice with it and it climbs burmy, steep trail hills easily.
I hooked up with a guy who rides a full shock type deal and got invited to hit some trails he knows. The trails have rocks and some muddy areas through an old marsh. Also some steep downhill with turns down this giant hill. Sounds awesome and I THINK I can ride it, but is a response built for such demanding terrain? Will my STOCK rims fold up slamming rocks?..
I dunno...
I hear the Response isn't really a specialty bike like for downhill racing stuff and really really hard riding. The description id a "utility" type bike.. Does that mean "all purpose"?
Would like to try a bigger trail...these walking paths are getting boring.... nice for riding, but to flat.