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Old 11-16-18 | 11:25 AM
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From: Saulkrasti, Latvia

Bikes: Focus Crater Lake

Actually the difference is not that much, if we're talking about hybrids with with front suspension, which are rather close to MTB's. A hardtail MTB will have lower gearing, more compact frame, more suspension travel at the front, and will have/be able to accommodate wider tires. Probably also, especially from mid-range and up no fender and rack mounts. Many of hybrids use the same drivetrain components and brakes as MTB's.
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