Hi, Steemers!
A man always has to pick something. For example, which bike to drive?
...Left or right bicycle?
The road bike, on the right side, is designed for tarmac and it's the predecessor of all bikes. On the other side, mountain bikes were designed much later and out of personal experience I can say that they will work well in every situation so I think they are a substantial part of cycling.
My kona Rove is a hybrid bike and is designed to be lightweight and responsive on smooth pavement. These bikes have thin 700c sized wheels and thin tires, which reduce rolling resistance and increases speed. Road or hybrid bikes place the rider in an aggressive, forward leaning position that improves aerodynamics and the frame needs to be light and rigid. My bike is made of aluminum and I use it mainly for driving around the city.
On the other hand, OnOne 45650 is a true hardtail trail MTB. These bikes are built especially tough, with thick tires and strong 27.5 inch wheels that resist damage from impact. Suspension systems allow the wheels to absorb the vibration and impact from the rough trail. Mountain bikes usually feature flat handlebars, which place the rider in an upright position for balance and control. OnOne is much more comfortable than Kona, but all that is less important than the fact that I currently have too little time to ride a bike as much as I want.
It's easy to buy a new bike, but How to buy time?
Does anyone know?
Be good and chers!
rcecelja2503