That paint job is terrible. The prototype one the guys at enduro-mtb got looks a lot better:
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That paint job is terrible. The prototype one the guys at enduro-mtb got looks a lot better:
That paint job is terrible. The prototype one the guys at enduro-mtb got looks a lot better:
[img]https://s14761.pcdn.co/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/Ghost-Rioit-enduro-bike-2021-review-test34.jpg[/img]
That paint job is terrible. The prototype one the guys at enduro-mtb got looks a lot better:
After years of dealing with Ghost's extremely bad/slow customer service at a shop level, its pains me to want that frame this much, it looks amazing. I still have PTSD moments of trying to route brake hose through the original RIOT when I see one but maybe they've figured it out this time..... but maybe they'll return my email about where our warranty frame is.... I'll be interested to see how this thing holds up.
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I want to take this fine ass whip for a ride right now!!! Drool!!
I want to take this fine ass whip for a ride right now!!! Drool!!
Nice to see a bike with a eightpin dropper post! This is the future
Isn't Lapierre and Ghost owned by the same company?
They used to be, yeah. And Haibike was part of the group a while ago as well (don't know if they still are). Don't know if it still holds up, but considering the suspension system, I'd say they are still owned by the same owners.
As for 8pinns, considering how the whole cycling industry (not just MTB world) handles tolerances, I'm not sure I want an integrated seat post :D
They used to be, yeah. And Haibike was part of the group a while ago as well (don't know if they still are). Don't know if...
They used to be, yeah. And Haibike was part of the group a while ago as well (don't know if they still are). Don't know if it still holds up, but considering the suspension system, I'd say they are still owned by the same owners.
As for 8pinns, considering how the whole cycling industry (not just MTB world) handles tolerances, I'm not sure I want an integrated seat post :D
Imagine finding the creak with a pressfit bb and an intergraded dropper.....
After listening to the last inside line podcast Im surprised there has been no chat on here about what maxxis are coming out with that is pretty big! Any speculation?
They used to be, yeah. And Haibike was part of the group a while ago as well (don't know if they still are). Don't know if...
They used to be, yeah. And Haibike was part of the group a while ago as well (don't know if they still are). Don't know if it still holds up, but considering the suspension system, I'd say they are still owned by the same owners.
As for 8pinns, considering how the whole cycling industry (not just MTB world) handles tolerances, I'm not sure I want an integrated seat post :D
Dunno about the 8 pins. Change your peddles or shoes and you might have to buy a new one...
After listening to the last inside line podcast Im surprised there has been no chat on here about what maxxis are coming out with that is...
After listening to the last inside line podcast Im surprised there has been no chat on here about what maxxis are coming out with that is pretty big! Any speculation?
Yeah I head it too, sounds like a big deal. My guess is a double down hill or something heavier.
After listening to the last inside line podcast Im surprised there has been no chat on here about what maxxis are coming out with that is...
After listening to the last inside line podcast Im surprised there has been no chat on here about what maxxis are coming out with that is pretty big! Any speculation?
It is no secret they were working on some new tyres. If I remember correctly a new shorty, wet scream and a signature Blenki tyre is in the works. They’re probably being released at the sea otter 2021 event if that even happens or at the virtual pond beaver.
Maxxis: Obviously it's some type of insert. The insert business is booming and margins are huge for those that are successful. Think about the amount of sales if Maxxis creates an insert that is on par or better with the current leaders (Tannus Tubless and Cushcore) and works 'better' or is already part of their tires. Huge for them.
Evil: Obviously it's the new Offering that Dave Weagle posted a few weeks ago.
Maxxis: It's almost certainly some type of insert or integrated tech that does the same. The insert business is booming and margins are huge for those that are successful. Think about the amount of sales if Maxxis creates an insert that is on par or better with the current leaders (Tannus Tubless and Cushcore) and works 'better' or is already part of their tires. Huge for them.
Evil: Obviously it's the new Offering that Dave Weagle posted a few weeks ago.
Maxxis should have bought the SpinShield company when it was around. Best insert ever probably but never produced. It's also time they release the breaker tires Syndicate and others ran.
Maxxis should have bought the SpinShield company when it was around. Best insert ever probably but never produced. It's also time they release the breaker tires...
Maxxis should have bought the SpinShield company when it was around. Best insert ever probably but never produced. It's also time they release the breaker tires Syndicate and others ran.
I tried making the YETI patent in Linkage. It just keeps throwing errors when the "new" switch system has too change direction. Looks really interesting though. hopefully this new linkage won't require the same amount of maintenance as the current one.
As for 8pinns, considering how the whole cycling industry (not just MTB world) handles tolerances, I'm not sure I want an integrated seat post :D
Imagine all manufacturers handling tolerances, making press fit work.
Evil: Obviously it's the new Offering that Dave Weagle posted a few weeks ago.
Evil: Obviously it's the new Offering that Dave Weagle posted a few weeks ago.
Apparently Yeti patented a new sort of switch infinity design, with one variant designed for a motor. Get ready for SB-E165
I tried making the YETI patent in Linkage. It just keeps throwing errors when the "new" switch system has too change direction. Looks really interesting though. hopefully this new linkage won't require the same amount of maintenance as the current one.