How Fast Do You Climb on Your MTB?

Recently we asked if you liked climbing on your mountain bike. Now we want to know how fast you are!
By Jeff Barber

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Recently we asked if you liked climbing on your mountain bike. Now we want to know how fast you are!

How fast are you on the climbs?

If you answered sorta fast or very fast, tell us what your secret is to fast climbing in the comments.

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