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Just don't get it confused that Koas is dating Tahnee🤣

The old Intense trio, riding their fluo kits with a different style every race, if not even every session (?) was a sight to see. They usually did it in a train as well. It was SOOOOOOO obvious they were having fun at that time.

He first competed at age 14, hard to imagine that record ever gets broken.

I think Kyle Straight would take that title. He was shredding and getting photos in the mags as a baby faced kid and rode in the first rampage at 16. Jackson is awesome though and it is cool to see him progressing from balance bike to World Cup DH.

Drawing a very hard line in the sand here, and listen up Colin and everyone else. Colin - Your post was not related to Team Rumors. If you wanted to address team rumors, you would have shared the video where Kyle addressed his YouTube audience directly to discuss his health and riding future. You did not choose that. You chose an interview on a doctor's platform to flex on your own idea. Your post is not being deleted because we need people to get the idea to shape up. If you want to share discussions on vaccinations, we have places...

Sam Hill's wife confirmed yesterday on her Insta story that Sam has no plans to retire

Izabela Yankova the junior female rider is racing on her own for this year. Emilie is retiring and Pivot team might have an open spot…Izabela has very good times, she proved that her times are up with the elite girls and with factory support she can achieve great results. I would love to see a rider from eastern Europe riding for a factory team. This rumor is based on insta stories ) nothing serious but definitely Izabela is a future star.

Gwin has done some amazing things, but: 1. He's not Greg Minnaar 2. He's not Kobe Bryant I have been rooting against him most of the time and I hated him for turning the most fun team out there into Team Straight Face ”So Stoked”, but I'd be sad to see the dude vanish into the sunset and I honestly want to see him win that Worlds title that has been eluding him. He's one of the legends out there and I wish him well. Fingers crossed, Aaron! Mx

as seen in maribor today.

We've covered this on the previous page, someone said spec forks and shocks will make Pierron still much more rowdy and loose than Bruni. And I said 'make the tracks more twisty'. It would help, the speeds would be lower. People could still be rowdy, but if they crashed, they wouldn't ragdoll as much.

Make the courses more twisty. Job done.

Well I alluded to it in the review, but to clarify: I feel I'm getting at least the same amount of grip and confidence from this new generation Butcher as the I do with the DHF, certainly on dry, loose, and rocky trails. They also wear a lot better than any of the tackier Maxxis options, most notably the side knobs don't self-destruct after two months...and they seem to withstand snakebite better too. Rolling speed is about the same, comparing the tackier options. Among the faster rolling "heavy-duty" tires in other words. All in all, it's a favorable comparison as...

While the weights are similar, the tire feel is quite different between the two. We've tried to consolidate/cut DD in the past but it's the preferred casing of many of our enduro athletes. Some opt to run full DH casings for enduro, but most want DD. DD uses two layers of 120 TPI casing while DH uses two layers of 60 TPI casing. The butyl sidewall insert also extends farther up the sidewall on DH tires compared to DD giving more casing rigidity/stability. Horses for courses and all that.

Don’t get the hate. Seems like a sweet bike. Not everything needs a 63 degree hta. Not everyone needs 160 mm of travel. It’s an all mountain bike as opposed to an enduro race bike. Should be a sweet option for a lot of people.

Unfortunately for those hoping for a new mtb, it is. I'm curious as to why the Fazua system isn't spec'ed on lightweight eMTBs, but maybe its a packaging issue or its not up to some standard of toughness. The mix-match seatpost is also cool- having the option for a standard 27.2 post with flex or a 30.9 dropper post is cool, though I feel like most people wouldn't want to take advantage of that unless they had a Reverb AXS.

They can be the best brake bar none, but as long as the master cylinder is plastic and snaps off like a twig, I wouldn't run them even if they were free. Faded Srams require a short pause to cool down and continue the big, epic day out. A broken lever is day over.