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Well, on a MTB you are changing your position _all the time_. Regardless of your handlebar setup. You move your body around, up and down (you have a dropper sea
by haspok 5y ago
Well, on a MTB you are changing your position _all the time_. Regardless of your handlebar setup. You move your body around, up and down (you have a dropper seatpost, of course), fore and aft, left and right. If you don't do this, you aren't actually "mountain biking". Maybe riding fireroads? That's fine, but you don't need an MTB for that.
- m463 5y agoI can't imagine many scenarios I could ride that would fit your description, other than going to a closed course track. Most places I've ridden included a large amount of "getting to" and "getting back from" that was on-the-seat riding.