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Originally Posted by Jim from Boston
... From my experience as a commuter and weekend road cyclist, I would say it has increased in Metro Boston....
Originally Posted by Gresp15C
Something I've noticed is that there seems to be a generational shift towards off-road cycling, and perhaps more diverse cycling activities in general. The people I know who are into road cycling tend to be older, whereas my younger colleagues and friends are more interested in trails, gravel, and dirt.

Where we tend to find common ground is commuting to work.
That was an interesting comment. Of my several contemporary (50+) colleagues who are "into" cycling, the majority do seemingly casual off-road riding (I don't). The two road cyclists I know would be considered hardcore, true roadies. I am the only cycle commuter.
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