Got my answers you could get rid of this post if you want thanks everyone
Good info in this thread. Glad you posted up the Q.
Got my answers you could get rid of this post if you want thanks everyone
That is true even if you don't have the legs and lungs of @jimvreeland , it makes you more aware of the terrain as you need to take advantage of any downhill to use the momentum on the climbs. I would say full rigid SS with no dropper post is your best training tool as it also forces you to pick the right line, every time.I will tell you climbing isn't nearly as bad as you think it might be.