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Seems like a lot of effort and complexity to avoid using a long stem

Only way I’m interested is if I can stuff a 30.5 in my 29 fork. No chance I’m buying any new standards, especially when these goofs launch 2 new sizes at once.

I’ll never understand the hate, I paid to do the opposite just for how much of a pita mineral is to clean

New Hayes Dominion lever From Reece Wilson and Pinkbike's new video

Another commuter ebike? I don't get it

We should all collectively bully SRAM for an update on the Zeb quagmire.

Used some top secret forensic enhancement software from the CIA to recombobulate the pixel matrix and guess what:

3rd times a charm right?

You're on the internet. There are losers on the internet. There's a certain base level of negativity from that part of the population that you've just got to laugh at and ignore.

The newest gen Lyrik is such a miss being the same weight as a previous gen Zeb. At some point does RS just drop it from the lineup? It’s great to have something in between the Zeb and Pike, but is it really fulfilling that role?

I hate this chainsaw is a freeride bike thing. It’s just not. No one wants a high pivot for freeride. It’s a dh bike they made with too little travel.

Can Ari just take the damn diaper off? It’s been cringe for a brand like Ari from the start. It was fine for a brand like Orbea because we were genuinely interested in the brand and wanted to see what they’d do with a DH bike. (and they did indeed deliver!)

#lookslikeasession

I am just going to say this... Fuck that guy. I wouldn't buy anything from him again. He is doing some cool shit and thats why I bought from him in the first place but until he starts to fulfill orders hes a scammer and people need to stop giving him attention.

There are still plenty of purists who just don't want to ride an ebike, but still want an enduro bike. BUT, most 2020 enduro bikes ride just as good as a new one, AND, like mentioned before, a modular park/enduro bike makes more sense. RIP enduro.

I have no idea what are you talking about? I don't see any "hardcore" riders getting on e-bikes around this part of the world. I do see many e-bikes, but most of them are sticking to blue trails and generally ridden by people I wouldn't have seen on trails before. The "hardcore" riders still ride mountain bikes just like before around here, with a few exceptions obviously. There's definitely no shortage of a market for long travel enduro bikes. There's also a plenty of reasons not to get a Turbo Levo or any other eMTB over an actual MTB.

I’ve heard that before #trustmebro

I’m confused. Don’t we all possess the ability to fully review a bike and/or components from the classic showroom brake lever pull?!