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  1. While I am not new to riding a bicycle (as a kid or a commuter), I am
    new to some of the more technical terms. I just worked out what SPD
    means, but can anyone enlighten me regarding the 'T' in 'MTB.

    Mountain Trail Bicycle?
    MounTain Bike?
    MoTo Bicycle?

    It's important, I know 😄

    jimmay

  2. jimmay said:

    While I am not new to riding a bicycle (as a kid or a commuter), I am
    new to some of the more technical terms. I just worked out what SPD
    means, but can anyone enlighten me regarding the 'T' in 'MTB.

    Mountain Trail Bicycle?
    MounTain Bike?
    MoTo Bicycle?

    It's important, I know 😄

    jimmay


    I always thought it was MounTain Bike.......
    or maybe

    Mud Trees BRAKES!! might be a little more appropriate on some of my rides.

  3. In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    While I am not new to riding a bicycle (as a kid or a commuter), I am
    new to some of the more technical terms. I just worked out what SPD
    means, but can anyone enlighten me regarding the 'T' in 'MTB.

    Mountain Trail Bicycle?
    MounTain Bike?
    MoTo Bicycle?

    It's important, I know 😄

    jimmay


    Mountain Bike

    - Simply because Mount is typicially abbreviated to Mt. and the B is the
    abbreviated bike. Result = MTB.

    Cheers, Ray

  4. MikeyOz said:
    jimmay said:

    While I am not new to riding a bicycle (as a kid or a commuter), I am
    new to some of the more technical terms. I just worked out what SPD
    means, but can anyone enlighten me regarding the 'T' in 'MTB.

    Mountain Trail Bicycle?
    MounTain Bike?
    MoTo Bicycle?

    It's important, I know 😄

    jimmay


    I always thought it was MounTain Bike.......
    or maybe

    Mud Trees BRAKES!! might be a little more appropriate on some of my
    rides.

    Hopefully not `breaks' :-S
    --
    Cheers | ~~ __@
    Euan | ~~ _-\<,
    Melbourne, Australia | ~ (*)/ (*)

  5. quote='Euan'MikeyOz said:
    jimmay said:

    While I am not new to riding a bicycle (as a kid or a commuter), I am
    new to some of the more technical terms. I just worked out what SPD
    means, but can anyone enlighten me regarding the 'T' in 'MTB.

    Mountain Trail Bicycle?
    MounTain Bike?
    MoTo Bicycle?

    It's important, I know 😄

    jimmay


    I always thought it was MounTain Bike.......
    or maybe

    Mud Trees BRAKES!! might be a little more appropriate on some of my
    rides.

    Hopefully not `breaks' :-S
    --
    Cheers | ~~ __@
    Euan | ~~ _-\<,
    Melbourne, Australia | ~ (*)/ (*)[/QUOTE]
    nah im usually toooo much of a wuss to break anything...

    although with the new shocks and disc brakes coming up soon, that might change 🙂

  6. "jimmay" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    While I am not new to riding a bicycle (as a kid or a commuter), I am
    new to some of the more technical terms. I just worked out what SPD
    means, but can anyone enlighten me regarding the 'T' in 'MTB.

    Mountain Trail Bicycle?
    MounTain Bike?
    MoTo Bicycle?

    It's important, I know 😄

    jimmay

    They had to add it in to get a standard TLA (three letter acronym)

    Gags

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