You know how there are islands in the Galapagos where there's a finch that's perfectly adapted to eat just that one seed that grows on that one island? And then on the next island there's another finch that's perfectly adapted to eat just that one seed that grows on the island where it lives, and so on? I think that mountain biking, or mountain bikers, can be a little bit like that.

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