Mountain Bikes
Under £3000

£3,000 is a really exciting price point to purchase a mountain bike at, if you are spending this amount of money you really are a new mountain biker who is starting as they mean to go on, but more often than not - you are already mountain biker looking for best possible set of wheels to advance your mountain biking experience.

If you are spending around this budget, you can expect the very best mountain bike designs, components and materials. At this price point purchasing a hardtail mountain bike, you can expect to see advanced lightweight carbon fibre frames. If you are purchasing a full suspension mountain bike at this price point, you can also expect to see carbon fibre frame materials, alongside some bikes which will remain alloy framed. These bikes will also have a range of different suspension options, with long travel suspension bikes available for those hitting obstacles and downhill trails. Models available also will have sophisticated suspension designs, with adjustable damping and compression, and many models will also have geometry chips which allow the rider to alter the handling and geometry of the bike.

You can expect to find multiple different wheel size options, encompassing 29’’, 27.5’’and mixed wheel size bikes. At this price point, we would really recommend entering the world of a full suspension mountain bike and jumping on some of the following brilliant options: Scott Genius, Orbea Alma, Orbea Occam, GT Sensor Carbon Elite, Cube Stereo one44.

At this price point, you will also see models of bike that are available at a lower price point - these bikes share the model name, but as you climb the range with regards to budget and range - differences come into play, such as frame material, components including suspension components, and you begin to see advanced technologies such as electronic shifting.

You can veiw our complete range of mountain bikes available for under £3,000 here and if you have any questions about the range - get in touch and we will be happy to answer any questions you have, or recommend a suitable bike for your riding requirements.