I think there is an error in the first section about Canyon's sizing guide. You said "Trying a random size like 175cm (5'9") height with a 73cm (29") inseam delivered the message you can see below", but in the image below you have a 24inch inseam listed. As someone 175cm tall with about a 28/29inch inseam, I am already considered to have short legs. A 24inch inseam would be wildly out of the normal parameters for human proportions. I think the issue may have been a typo, not a problem with the sizing calculator.
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Another suggestion for getting weight on the front wheel: a longer stem. I'm not advocating people go crazy and throw and 90mm behemoth on the front of their bike, but switching from a 35/40mm stem to a 50, you'll likely find it much easier to weight the front wheel with the same stack height.
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Wicked video! I'd be interested in a bike check on Gareth Brewin's bike, looks interesting!
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Thanks so much for sharing this, I really appreciate you helping spread the word!
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Can we call it the "Stern Croissant"?
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I'm just hereto voice my appreciation for adding another tester that absolutely shreds.
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All that text and nothing about the seat angle? Steep seat angles for enduro bikes are game changing because hanging off the back of the bike of a steep climb is energy sucking and makes the bike handle like crap going uphill. Was that 76 or 75.6 SA actual or not? I think all reviews...more
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Not sure why he's stopped posting things, but that dude came out of nowhere with some of the most incredible bike handling I've ever seen. I was surprised he wasn't put on the Cannondale Waves team with Bryceland given he rode one of their bikes and ... more »
Added reply in a thread Would a Mullet bike set up make hitting jumps easier??
I have definitely wondered if jumping a mullet would be easier. I'm about 5 foot 9 with pretty short legs, and I think it would be easier to move on the bike with a bit more space. That said, I think that would be helping on the margins, the main thing ... more »
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Super interesting video. Trial and error leads to great products. 10/10 riding cushcore for life.
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If you’re chasing down air leaks at the spokes, it’s because you did a crap job on the tape or the valve. Tubeless isn’t brainless yet, so if you haven’t been through the wringer yet learning the hard way about tape and valves, it would be easier to learn tubeless without the added...more
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When the last day of Trans Cascadia was canceled due to snow, Romain and a few others still wanted to ride. I was struck by his otherworldly bike handling, his genuine excitement to ride, and his ability to do a surprise ~20 mile ride in the snow with no supplies but a smile and a pocket brimming with stoke....more
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I have a set of One Up bars (35mm/780mm wide) and I definitely did notice the extra compliance when I first mounted them. I went from a 35mm/780mm RaceFace Affect aluminum bar and right away I could feel a difference. I was a bit surprised, as I expected ... more »
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The reduction in arm pump is huge, too, i feel like i have much better brake control at high speed.
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We totally agree, longer runs and more runs would have ultimately shown the difference. We may have tried to pack one too many things into this whole feature, which ultimately did not leave us enough time to do a proper timed test. If we had...more
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I am normally one to put a fair bit of stock in timed runs, but watching this footage there is no doubt in my mind that the tuned set up would be faster over 4+ minutes. That much additional composure in the bike is going to be so much less fatiguing on the body. The heart rate spikes and additional death gripping that happens when your body gets bucked around, plus the increased chatter on the non-tuned set up would likely add up to a lot of fatigue over longer runs and big days. While timed testing on a longer track has its challenges (line choice, increased levels of rider fatigue over multiple runs, pacing, etc), I would bet the tuned set up would start really shining in that environment.
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Out: Companies speccing $6000-plus bikes with shocks that don't have compression adjustment.
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Who even rides 27.5?
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Thanks for following up on this guys!
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