so far things look pretty good. do you think that the innovation of stuff is slowing down? bikes seem less crazy and more consistent then they used to be. it's just like color changes and stuff now.
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it does seem like suspension design and technology is pretty dialed and it's more about refining the materials and the way the frame is actually built.
biggest thing this year to me seems like the price point bikes. so many companies have nice complete dh/fr bike offerings around the $3k mark which is pretty rad.
biggest thing this year to me seems like the price point bikes. so many companies have nice complete dh/fr bike offerings around the $3k mark which is pretty rad.
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my thoughts EXACTLYwhite wolf wrote: so far things look pretty good. do you think that the innovation of stuff is slowing down? bikes seem less crazy and more consistent then they used to be. it's just like color changes and stuff now.
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