IMO there isn't that much practical difference between similarly priced bike computers. Find one with the features you want and a user interface you like and you're good to go.
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http://www.houstonbiketrails.com is a good website to find mountain bike trails and bike paths in the South Houston and surrounding areas.
There are many good bike computer makes. The best would be ones which have Cadence. The Sigma Cadence Bicycle Computer and Speedometer is probably the best, closely followed by the Cateye.
Pacific Northwest. Tons of epic mountain bike trails, also California has many great trails.
There are a few good mountain bikes tires that would suit a 18 speed bike. I would go to a bike store and ask.there's different tires for what type of riding you doing but everyone have their own way they like their bikes from handle bars to tires. There's no best part. It's just what's good for you
Matter of opinion. Norco seems to be pretty well.
Mountain Bike Rally happened in 1994.
A road bike is faster on the road than a mountain bike. That's all
Well i like the specialized demo bike if you are doing downhill riding or trek fuel ex for other stuff
Mountain bike magazines focus on mountain bike tracks, tips and information regarding bikes in general as well as helpful tips about bike parts and repair.
If you want a do-all hardtail then you'll have to spend at least $700 for an all mountain hardtail. for under $300 though you can get a pretty good BMX or dirt jump bike. but like a said, for a mountain bike, you'll have to save up a bit more.