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What kind of terrain are you planning to mainly tackle?

Anyway, it really depends on what you want to do, but honestly with 500€ you can manage pretty well if you're not too picky - you'll find brands like Decathlon or similar that offer good value for money.

But if you want something lighter, with better components and that lasts longer, with 800€ you get a noticeable quality jump and you get a bike that'll go with you for years without problems. It depends on whether that's a cost you can comfortably afford, otherwise the 500-600€ range isn't bad either.

Elena Romano asker Mostly dirt roads and some gravel roads, nothing too technical. Thanks for the tips!

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