What level of frame does the Stella 6000 belong to?
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Stella 6000 belongs to the recreational-level frame. Classification of mountain bikes: Cross Country (XC): Used for general mountain off-roading, it is the most lightweight and practical model among mountain bikes. Due to moderate strength, it can pursue lightweight design; Dual Slalom (DS): Suitable for competition-level high-intensity off-roading, but the cost is relatively high; Freeride (FR): Designed for playing in wild jungles and jumping off steps, requiring high strength, with some equipment close to Downhill (DH); Dirt Jump (DJ): Built for jumping dirt mounds and soaring in the air, requiring very heavy and high-strength frames. Mountain bike frame sizes: Sizes vary depending on the brand and model, generally expressed in inches. Each size increases by 0.5, such as 14-14.5-15-15.5-16-16.5-17-17.5-18-18.5-19-19.5-20-21, etc. Within the allowable range, test rides should be conducted based on personal proportions, and the most comfortable frame for the body should be selected. Once the correct frame is chosen, any discomfort can be adjusted by modifying the seat, handlebars, or stem to achieve the optimal riding proportion.