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The slacker headtube of an Enduro is a disadvantage when climbing. Generally, this makes a trail bike better for climbing than an Enduro, although very brand and model specific. A trail will be 'much more bike' than you currently need downhill (I say 'currently', you may enjoy bombing downhill so much once you do it on the right kind of bike you give up climbing altogether). Long chainstays (e.g. 445–460+ mm) keep weight forward, over front wheel, (Modern enduros are getting longer chainstays to help with climbs), matched with a steeper seat tube, more typical of Trail bikes, also keeps weight forward. When looking at bikes, a modern bike has a much 'wider' band of 'useable' than...
Full answer by mattnz: https://bicycles.stackexchange.com/a/97487 (CC BY-SA 4.0).
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