Old 11-30-22, 08:38 AM
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Yes, there is specialization, but also popular are the so-called "all-rounders", which can tackle most anything you encounter. For folks who ride a variety of terrain and don't wish to store and maintain multiple bicycles they make a lot of sense.

And yes, they have their limitations, but you know that going in.

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