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So is anyone going to say anything about that helmet? Clearly still fox and seems like a Rampage Pro replacement but it doesn't seem to be listed on the fox website quite yet. I am guessing it is a finalized design since it is painted already. I know Luca was seen with a prototype D4 at Thredbo so it would make sense that Fox is revamping theirs this year as well

I'd wager I am more critical of bikes than most testers. The funny part is this review was literally supposed to take place over one week in the desert and turned into an entire spring, summer and fall. Which was good. It really let me suss out performance of both bikes, and compare them to other bikes like the Transition Sentinel, Trek Slash, Canyon Torque (I know, totally difference) and others. Few things to realize... 1) I still pretend to race pro, and I'm not light. This is important as the speed I'm trying to carry and the net impact...

“Charging into new, gnarly terrain at mach chicken...” nice one, Brines. The evo is such a unique bike for the money. It’s actually pretty unique regardless of the price. Specialized really did well with this one and there are a lot of guys with these bikes on the mtbr forum that are loving them. In today’s market, how can you argue with such a cool ride at such a reasonable price? But alas, I am all about charging into new, gnarly terrain at mach chicken, often alone, deep in the back country of SW CO, far out of cell range...

Yeah, 270-280. Even if they are 35s, that's still 250ish. And she's making easy work of it. Super impressive for a girl who probably weighs 130 if that? 2x your body weight as a female is very impressive. Especially so if you aren't "training to be the best at excercisin' "

Wireless gearbox PLEASE

Big applause, it's a savage industry and I wish them all the best-sooo, when can we get these in USA?

I just purchase the single race license at each event. That being said, I'm proud of our NW Cup DH Series and the fact that we are hosting 50% of the GRT's (despite there being just 4), says a lot about the series organizers commitment to top quality gravity racing. Well done, Scott and Casey!!

The best thing about retiring from racing was not giving money to USAC.

He’s definitely going to need bigger Fox pants

One of the few and true legends of our sport. In his reference to sleeping on tiles in 2003 while on Madcatz, they used to come up to us time to time in Laguna beach and have a luxury weekend away. We had mattresses, pillows and carpets to sleep on....

I've heard rumours about the rumours of a 2020 rumours thread. Basically Gwin. And the same facts posted again and again and again. And Gwin. But like I said, rumours.

Spot on! While I am obviously no expert in MTB World Cup budgets and salaries, I think the money and the logistics behind supporting three top riders must be huge, respectively complicated. So I also don't think there is any warranty that Neko has a spot on whatever team Gwin will be on. And while I have zero concerns for Gwin and if he ends up in a good place, I really really REALLY wish the lesser hyped guys like Neko to find a program and do well and continue racing. I mean, isn't this dude pretty fucking awesome? He...