1. Differences between tires
The road car 700C is equivalent to 28 inches, while the mountain bike is 26 inches in wheel diameter. The tires of mountain bikes are usually above 19 mm, and most road bikes are below 20 mm.
2. Different handlebar operating controls
Mountain bikes use wide handlebars to ride in rugged mountains, and road bikes use narrow handlebars to reduce wind resistance.
3. Difference of frame
The combination of light weight and hard work is considered for mountain bikes on bumpy roads. The axles are relatively sturdy and sturdy, while for road bikes, the emphasis is on pedaling rigidity. The frame is usually thin and the axles are delicate.
4. Difference of brake
Mountain bikes use brakes with large force and strong braking force, most of which are disc brakes. In addition to high requirements for braking force, road bikes are more important in pursuing light weight.
5. Difference in weight
During the competition, the weight of mountain bikes can reach 12.5Kg, while the maximum limit of road bikes is 10.5Kg. The heavier the bike, the more energy it consumes.
