General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
off-topic: climbers who ride	30-Aug-2005 At 5:53:54 PM	climbau
Message
I used to do a lot of MTBing when I was living in Sydney. Was also climbing everyday and found that it complemented my climbing by increasing my fitness and also for sighting holds and sequence planning. My theory is that you are thinking a lot faster when MTB riding and as you get used to that you can make faster decisions whilst climbing. Could just be a load of cods wallop also :)) Did a little bit of road riding but got worried about getting huge legs, which I was told was bad for climbing ???? Both my bikes are cheap as, Roady = 18y.o Repco steel 12 speed MTB = upgraded to Learsport L3000 (or something like that) from a "Wild Stallion".

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