The top five mountain bikes under Aud 1000 is:
1. Treak Mamba
Price- $959
2. Scott Scale 29 Comp
Price- $899
3. Felt Nine Sport
Price- $999
4. Diamond Back Overdrive Comp 29er
Price- $979
5. Specialized Rockhopper 29
Price- $939
First off, w/o knowing which currency you're thinking about it's impossible to answer your question.
Secondly, asking for the best HT MTB is like asking for the best soda - personal preference will determine the answer. There are plenty of good bikes, and there's really no neutral, unbiased answer to which is best.
The Specialized Rockhopper comp. ($830)msrp) or Specialized Rockhopper ($700)msrp).
The bike is realistically less than the msrp states.
Good bikes for mountain , but not to pricey.
http://www.specialized.com/us/en/bc/SBCProduct.jsp?spid=52807&scid=1000&scname=Mountain
Goodluck, jnoel1027
On downhill trails hardtail mountain bikes are harder to control, vice full suspension. So improve your skills by getting a hardtail.
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.
That really depends on what you want the bike for. For downhill / all-mountain, a full suspension bike is preferable. For cross country a hardtail can still be competitive, particularly for shorter trails. Oil/air shocks have great adjustability, but short mainteance spans. Oil/spring are more rugged, but tuning them require replacing the spring. Elastomer shocks have pretty much died out.
There are so many personal preferences involved that it's impossible to give a solid answer to that. Might as well ask what's the best candy.
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There's no fixed answer to that. The best bike would be the one best suited to your riding, your size and your wallet. If you want one that doesn't suck horribly if you have to ride it a few miles on roads, get a XC (cross-country) one.