I own one mountain bike. At least how I count them. In Austin, TX, where I live and learned to mountain bike, a hardtail really makes the never ending chain of limestone rock gardens much more fun to deal with. You can, and I have, ridden a rigid bike not dissimilar to a hunq, but the combination of a rigid fork, super low bottom bracket, and rock gardens few outside of central Texas can understand pushed me to get a 29er hardtail, which proved one of my best bike related decisions to date. Picking up a simpleone on close out ranks right there with it.
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