What bike?

[Swan]

For forrest riding and an all arround only one bike bike should i get a hardtail or a freeride bike?

[mattmatt86]

hahahaha, im sorry but "forest riding"?

And also, bikes can be both a hardtail and a freeride bike.

[Swan]

its between Brakes: Hayes MAG Hydraulic Disc w Razzorrock levers 8" frt/6" rr
Cassette: Sram 990
Crank Set: Truvativ Holzfeller Triple w MRP LRP
Handlebar: Azonic
Headset:Chris King
Hubs: DT Hugi On Mavic D321's
Front Fork: Manitou Sherman Firefly
Frame: Weyless 67 Freeride, 6"/7" rear travel
Front Derailleur: XT
Pedals: Profile
Rear Derailleur: XTR
Rear Shock: Manitou Swinger 6 way
Seat: Titec Ithys
Seatpost: Weyless
Shifters: XT
Stem: Azonic
Tires: Team Dh's 2.5 frt 2.3 rr


and


a P.3 Sun S-style Rims, Shimano Components, Specialized Seat, and Peddles

i live in redwoods... so its signle track with sme ladders and jumps.... thats about it... it hasto climb.

[metalhead119042]

It sounds like a 7 inch travel frame is too much, so a hardtail would be a lot easier to ride and will probably also be a lot cheaper.

[ATOMICFIREBALL]

Hardtail . Cheaper & very fun to ride.

[padrik5]

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[Metal Dude]

sounds like a sick parts spec for a WEYLESS!

get a short travel giant frames arent too expensive for what
you get - I have a trance - good for trails and jumping

The Reign is a longer travel version for trail and FR

[f0ggy]

This isnt one of the options that you listed but I think it would be good for you, if your doing single track but still want some travel, A transition Bottlerocket. WWW.Transitionbikes.com Rider owned and Operated, I have talked to some people who go big on em and they absolutely love them. But out of your 2 choices the HT would be my choice.

ps- the bottlerocket has 5" of travel