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I didn't say it was uncommon, at least among mtb enthusiasts. But even for
high-end shops that focus on MTB, they'll still sell a lot of bikes to riders
that aren't that serious and that buyer - a less experienced, possibly re-
entering MTB or just cycling in general - is going to need to ride that bike.
They'll switch shops or simply brands/models until they find something in
stock.
Again - it's not the type reading NSMB daily that I'm referring to, but the
type I am referring to has a big impact on the way the larger brands do
business.
March 7, 2016, 12:58 p.m. - Pete Roggeman
#!markdown I didn't say it was uncommon, at least among mtb enthusiasts. But even for high-end shops that focus on MTB, they'll still sell a lot of bikes to riders that aren't that serious and that buyer - a less experienced, possibly re- entering MTB or just cycling in general - is going to need to ride that bike. They'll switch shops or simply brands/models until they find something in stock. Again - it's not the type reading NSMB daily that I'm referring to, but the type I am referring to has a big impact on the way the larger brands do business.