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Is there a fatbike size? I assume these aren't cheap. I have some from China waiting to go in my gravel and fat bike. We'll see how they work out.

"Flow" around here (Ontario - Toronto area) often equates to wide, easy and boring. Its also unfortunate that it seems to be a buzz word with local groups - so much so that some clubs go out of their way to build "flow" trails. But for advanced riders, they are often boring, too easy and often not built correctly. They also happen to cater to the least skilled riders, so are most likely to be the most crowded. Like others have said, most flow trails should really just be called beginner ones. But I shall stop there before this turns...

Looks good. Built a new Rune last year, so wont be considering one of these for a while. Had two Spitfires, previously... What trail is that last picture from?

Bike theifs suck. Theifs in general suck. That said, they're also not usually the sharpest knife in the drawer. Whatever you do, never stop looking. As a sort of related story, one of my buddies had his Pivot Mach 429 Trail stolen off the back of his truck last June. He didn't ever stop doing random searches for it; it popped up on PB at the beginning of December. With some assistance from PB, we tracked the bike down and got it back.

If someone shows up to an event like friggin' Crankworx or a major (or really, any race...), they'd be dumb to think that there won't be pictures or video floating around. Like that picture of Nick Beer, if people are upset by the photo, why is there even a Devinci and Sony logo on it? Those logos exist for people to look at and to take pictures of. It should be fair game for anything at places like that. If you're out on some random trail in the middle of no where testing a bike, sure, keep those private maybe...