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Mountain Bike |
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Even if it is not designed for Moutain biking, the H-Zontal allows to go through forest roards.
You can support yourself on your arms and legs to absorb the unevenness of the roard, but not for a long ride.
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To go uphill, the pelvis well maintained allows to give off all the power needed to pass over such unevenness. |
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However, the H-Zontal hasn't been designed for moutain biking. The
main reason to place the cyclist in a prone position is for
aerodynamics.
Now, going uphill with a moutain bike the speed
isn't fast enough so that the aerodynamics has no effect on the
performance ; and going downhill, you look first of all after a good
braking.
But theses images show you how easy you can ride it (as a classic
bike). In town or on the road, you could go up on a pavement, ride very
slowly or in a narrow way.
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