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PirelliScorpion XC RC ProWALL Tire - Team Edition
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PirelliScorpion XC RC LITE Tire
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PirelliScorpion XC RC LITE Tire - Team Edition
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PirelliScorpion XC M ProWALL Tire - Tan
$76.50
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PirelliScorpion XC M LITE Tire
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PirelliScorpion XC H ProWALL Tire
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VittoriaTerreno Zero TLR TR Tire
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TeravailRutland Durable Tire - 700c
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TeravailRutland Durable Fast Compound Tire
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TeravailRutland Durable Tire - 650b
$73.00
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TeravailRutland Light & Supple Tire - 650b
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TeravailRutland Durable Tire - 29
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TeravailRutland Light & Supple Tire - 29
$68.00 - $73.00
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TeravailRutland Light & Supple Tire - 27.5
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TeravailWarwick Ultra Durable Tire
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TeravailKessel Ultra Durable Tire - 29
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TeravailHoncho Durable Tire - 29
$75.00
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VittoriaBarzo G2.0 Tire
$94.00
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TeravailWarwick Light & Supple Tire - 27.5
$65.00
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TeravailKessel Ultra Durable Tire - 27.5
$90.00
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TeravailKessel Durable Tire - 27.5
$85.00
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TeravailHoncho Light & Supple Tire - 27.5
$65.00
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KendaFlintridge Pro GCT Tire
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KendaBooster Pro GCT Tire
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KendaAlluvium Pro Tire - Black - 700 x 40
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KendaRegolith Pro Tire
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KendaRegolith Pro SCT Tire
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KendaHellkat Pro ATC Tire - 29
$84.95
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TeravailEhline Light & Supple Tire - 29
$65.00 - $70.00
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KendaSmall Block 8 Pro Tire
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Related Expert Advice articles

What trails do you want to ride most?

Trail bikes are best for most riders who want to do a bit of everything
All-mountain bikes are best for trail riding and riding all over the mountain
Cross-country bikes are best for smoother trails with fewer technical challenges
Fat-tire bikes excel on snow or sand or rough surfaces

Hard-tail or full-suspension?

Hardtail bikes have only a front suspension fork and are less expensive. They're great for beginners or those who ride smoother trails.
Full-suspension bikes have a suspension fork up front and a rear shock; they provide more control ad comfort over rough terrain.

What wheel size is best for me?
The number refers to diameter of the wheel. Generally, 27.5 in. wheels have faster acceleration while 29ers are more efficient on longer rides and roll over objects more easily.

Which frame material?
Pick carbon if you want the lightest frame and don't mind paying a premium. Aluminum frames are more affordable and some can be relatively lightweight.

Read full article: How to Choose Mountain Bikes

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