Do You Bike Commute? [Survey]

Some mountain bikers ride strictly for recreation, while others occasionally choose to bike for transportation.
By Jeff Barber

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For many, the experience of mountain biking involves loading bikes onto a vehicle, driving to a trail, and doing the whole thing in reverse at the end of the day. For others, the bike itself is a mode of transportation, and not just a recreational vehicle. Some are even fortunate enough to own different bikes for different purposes.

Do you commute on your bike?

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