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They are a more forgiving, more comfortable ride than a fully rigid bike, absorbing lots of the uneven ground and features you encounter on a trail or track.
- They are generally lighter weight than full-suspension bikes within this price range.
- The lack of rear suspension can also mean they are more efficient for travelling long distances, or uphill, making hardtails the choice for a lot of cross-country and endurance riders.
- They require less maintenance than a full suspension bicycle.
- They often have better parts than a full suspension bike at the same price point.