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| Originally Posted by big_si ....
It sounds like a hybrid bike is probably more practical... ...
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Down to the tyres really. You have a MTB frame (cope with anything) but more road oriented. Mud will clog a mudguard (perhaps they should be called "rain" guard) and muddy conditions mean no grip with road oriented tyres. (This is why big SUVs get stuck on wet grass - they have road tyres) In dry conditions a hybrid is a good choice.
Chris
Here's a fairly comprehensive list of hybrids:
Evans Cycles: Department: Hybrids