Do you share your MTB rides on social media?

We want to know if you share your mountain bike rides on social media: regularly, occasionally, passively, or not at all.
By Jeff Barber

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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.

Do you share your MTB rides on social media?

Tell us why you do or don’t share your MTB rides on social media in the comments below. 👇

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