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Extra_Pilot_1992 on
Great pic. That looks like fun!
superbooper94 on
I never thought I’d want to ride on drop bars let alone on a bike without some suspension, it’s been a journey but I now very rarely use my MTB as most of what I was doing was gravel anyway. Get some dude 🤙
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I had the same feel, isn’t it nice to be off road but riding something different, without having to resort to slick tyres and Lycra 🤪🤣🤙🏻
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Great pic. That looks like fun!
I never thought I’d want to ride on drop bars let alone on a bike without some suspension, it’s been a journey but I now very rarely use my MTB as most of what I was doing was gravel anyway. Get some dude 🤙
I had the same feel, isn’t it nice to be off road but riding something different, without having to resort to slick tyres and Lycra 🤪🤣🤙🏻