enduro
- adjective
- /ɪnˈdʊəroʊ/
- Jargon
- The new enduro bike is built to handle long, challenging rides over rocky terrain.
Examples
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She prefers enduro motorcycles because they are durable and suitable for endurance events.
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He bought an enduro helmet and protective gear for the rough mountain trails.
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The enduro race was thrilling and challenging.
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He loves enduro biking on the weekends.
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The new enduro bike is built to handle long, challenging rides over rocky terrain.
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She prefers enduro motorcycles because they are durable and suitable for endurance events.
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He bought an enduro helmet and protective gear for the rough mountain trails.
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Etymology
Enduro comes from endure and endurance, words that mean 'to keep going' or 'to last'. So an enduro bike or helmet is made for long, hard off-road rides where you must keep going.