All

Oneup has to be one of the only brands in MTB who actually give riders what they want Including the price point. Decent quality, well thought out without complication products The only thing extra thing i want from a dropper is a decent way to access the seat rail clamp bolts.

Here he is every time you make a post;

Wait… when climbing? Maybe Im just really open to trying things but Id definitely try the Scotts. Except for the least innovative thing on them (headset routing) makes me not want them. Still do just a little. But not enough to get one. One thing I am curious about is the service life for the shocks that are in frames. Obviously they are away from the elements. Big win. But they also have no ventilation as far as I know. But I dont know if the fluids on the inside are rated for way higher heats? Regardless Id love to...

FFS, can we talk about some tech rumors?

Nah, sometimes violence is absolutely the answer

It’s not just riding you suck at bro

I am going to spell it out for everyone here that has less experience with Trolls. Someone is purposefully saying silly things to rile you up, just ignore it. Do not reply. Not even a little bit. Just let the stupid comment die in the wind. Then it wont be fun for them anymore and maybe, if we are lucky, we can move on with our lives

Lol. If anything strength is very underrated in DH. Half the times people crash is because they crumple and lose body position when going fast. Getting stronger improves everything. You don't have to be powerlifting strong, but stronger is better

Yeah pretty much. You have a baseline setting and its tweaked for each track, and since they race the tracks each year pretty much they know a very solid starting setup (obviously conditions change that). My point was more about how, from an engineering stand point Fox products use a lot more spring force for support than their competitors (Ohlins generally are the most damped products from stock, with Rockshox in the middle) But once you get used to a setup, you just run that. You do major swaps between season (notice how most riders stick to the same frame...

there is a bazillion page 38 setup thread on MTBR. The TLDR; of it is.... run minimal spacers and more air run LSR wayyyy faster than reccomended, control the fork with the HSR. I find the default 5 & 10 clicks from closed on HSC/LSC respectfully somewhat close and dont stray too far off.

Yeah this is accurate! I have to say my favourite feedback is when someone tries to describe a feeling with sounds and actions because it seems much more like something bad they actually felt, as opposed to describing what they think they should be saying. As soon as someone tries to say the compression damping feels to firm or the rebound is too fast I almost immediately start looking elsewhere as most people actually can't feel those things! So I would need to dig deeper to find out why they think its rebound or compression that needs changing

Just get some cascade parts on your bike, itll be great.

Dyno data is theoretical? Top statement of the year there bud!

Bang on trend take for you. Cheers for the entertainment!