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Increasing reliability of a hardtail mtbMTB

What affects the reliability of bike more, better suspension or heavier tyres.?

I have bought a hardtail (rockrider st520Rockrider ST520) with 80mm front travel and 27.5*25 x 2.0 all terrain tyres.

The bike is meant for slightly rugged trails but I intend on taking it out on some fairly rough ground, it will probably hold as I am only 60kg but what upgrades are possible to increase its strength and reliability, should I invest in a better fork or heavier tyres.?

I'm a college student so finances are how you would expect them to be.

Increasing reliability of a hardtail mtb

What affects the reliability of bike more, better suspension or heavier tyres.

I have bought a hardtail (rockrider st520) with 80mm front travel and 27.5*2.0 all terrain tyres.

The bike is meant for slightly rugged trails but I intend on taking it out on some fairly rough ground, it will probably hold as I am only 60kg but what upgrades are possible to increase its strength and reliability, should I invest in a better fork or heavier tyres.

I'm a college student so finances are how you would expect them to be.

Increasing reliability of a hardtail MTB

What affects the reliability of bike more, better suspension or heavier tyres?

I have bought a hardtail (Rockrider ST520) with 80mm front travel and 27.5 x 2.0 all terrain tyres.

The bike is meant for slightly rugged trails but I intend on taking it out on some fairly rough ground, it will probably hold as I am only 60kg but what upgrades are possible to increase its strength and reliability, should I invest in a better fork or heavier tyres?

I'm a college student so finances are how you would expect them to be.

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What affects the reliability of bike more, better suspension or heavier tyres.

I have bought a hardtail (rockrider st520) with 80mm front travel and 27.5*2.0 all terrain tyres.

The bike is meant for slightly rugged trails but I intend on taking it out on some fairly rough ground, it will probably hold as I am only 60kg but what upgrades are possible to increase its strength and reliability, should I invest in a better fork or heavier tyres.

I'm a college student so finances are how you would expect them to be.

I have bought a hardtail (rockrider st520) with 80mm front travel and 27.5*2.0 all terrain tyres.

The bike is meant for slightly rugged trails but I intend on taking it out on some fairly rough ground, it will probably hold as I am only 60kg but what upgrades are possible to increase its strength and reliability, should I invest in a better fork or heavier tyres.

I'm a college student so finances are how you would expect them to be.

What affects the reliability of bike more, better suspension or heavier tyres.

I have bought a hardtail (rockrider st520) with 80mm front travel and 27.5*2.0 all terrain tyres.

The bike is meant for slightly rugged trails but I intend on taking it out on some fairly rough ground, it will probably hold as I am only 60kg but what upgrades are possible to increase its strength and reliability, should I invest in a better fork or heavier tyres.

I'm a college student so finances are how you would expect them to be.

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Increasing reliability of a hardtail mtb

I have bought a hardtail (rockrider st520) with 80mm front travel and 27.5*2.0 all terrain tyres.

The bike is meant for slightly rugged trails but I intend on taking it out on some fairly rough ground, it will probably hold as I am only 60kg but what upgrades are possible to increase its strength and reliability, should I invest in a better fork or heavier tyres.

I'm a college student so finances are how you would expect them to be.