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For many of us, if a ride isn’t recorded, it didn’t happen. Sharing rides on social media is one way to record a ride and share the stoke at the same time. Then again, sharing isn’t for everyone.
Tell us why you do or don’t share your MTB rides on social media in the comments below. 👇
I take pictures on rides with family and friends, SM is a good way to share them. After experiencing an unexpected loss I am very glad to have those pictures.
I want my trails to remain uncrowded. Magazines and social media ruined surfing, windsurfing, and other sports much more quickly than if everyone kept their "see me" ego quiet.
I began posting on Strava at a request of a friend. I travel domestically a fair amount and he wanted to see what trails I was exploring in case he was ever in those areas. I’ve posted riding possibilities at certain locations on FB pages for “aged” riders also.
Strava has always kind of intrigued me, but I make an effort to keep any info about me more specific than the cities I've lived in off the internet entirely. I know my rides show up on other people's social media sometimes though, whaddya gonna do.
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