It's the equative of buying an SUV thinking it does everything for you, but in reality the only advantage of such vehicles is that it move you from A to B with a bit more room than a normal family car, the rest is simply a complete waste.
People buy MTB because they think it give them the choice of off-road/on-road, while in reality they spend 90% of time on the road, and the 10% of time is simply bouncing about in Richmond Park.
Despite my recommendation of getting a hybrid that got everything they need or even a hybrid MTB that come with semi-slick 700c cyclocross tyre, suspension fork with a lock option, etc. they still went and buy a proper MTB and lots of accessories that cost more to convert the bike for riding on the road than an hybrid.
It's the equative of buying an SUV thinking it does everything for you, but in reality the only advantage of such vehicles is that it move you from A to B with a bit more room than a normal family car, the rest is simply a complete waste.
People buy MTB because they think it give them the choice of off-road/on-road, while in reality they spend 90% of time on the road, and the 10% of time is simply bouncing about in Richmond Park.
Despite my recommendation of getting a hybrid that got everything they need or even a hybrid MTB that come with semi-slick 700c cyclocross tyre, suspension fork with a lock option, etc. they still went and buy a proper MTB and lots of accessories that cost more to convert the bike for riding on the road than an hybrid.