FerrousBueller

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FerrousBueller Added a comment about bike check Canfield Nimble 9 Bandit Built

1/28/2025 11:00am

Sublime

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flymybike Liked a bike check Canfield Nimble 9 Bandit Built

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FerrousBueller Added a comment about bike check Cotic RocketMax Gen4

1/28/2025 10:58am

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Rad bike!

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Rich_mtb Liked a bike check Cotic RocketMax Gen4

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FerrousBueller Added a reply to The Mountain Bike Crank Length Discussion

1/17/2025 12:21pm

Same, if you're tall you should think twice about drinking the koolaid. One size does not fit all. I'm 6'2" and run 175s on singlespeeds and more pedally bikes, 170 on my main trail bike. Happy with all of them.

TEAMROBOT Liked a reply to forum topic The Mountain Bike Crank Length Discussion

1/17/2025 12:21pm

Thanks for the shout out, Spomer. Like he said, I’m pretty tall and I have very long legs for my height, so I’m one of those weird ones who loves 175mm cranks on my mountain bike. I find anything shorter feels like circus cranks a little bit, and I lose the ability to modulate small but forceful movements when I’m climbing technical sections. I also like the ability to go from 0-60 HARD when I’m cranking for a jump, catching up to someone faster than me, or racing. I’ve tried 170’s and 165’s and keep coming back to 175’s. I...

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philip.vega.921 Liked a reply to forum topic The Mountain Bike Crank Length Discussion

1/17/2025 12:20pm

I don't wanna brag, but I've got a set of cranks that are a whopping 175mm in length, fully equipped with power meter and four-bolt chainring.

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hogfly Liked a reply to forum topic The Bikeconomics (Mega)Thread

1/17/2025 12:18pm

My guess would be that they're going to handle distribution themselves. I will say that the YT Mill experience is pretty amazing (if you've never been to one). I'm not sure how the financials work on them, since they're basically just a marketing effort without any real profitability, but they've done such an amazing job at the one in Bentonville. They're constantly hosting community activations, parties, dig days, jam sessions, screenings, etc... For example: this Friday they're screening the new In the Hills Gang film at all the Mills (or at least at Bentonville and San Clemente for sure). And...

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FerrousBueller Added a reply to The Belt Drive and Gearbox thread

1/17/2025 12:19pm

This was incredibly satisfying and enthralling to watch the whole development, build, and test process.

Alex Perkins Liked a reply to forum topic The Belt Drive and Gearbox thread

1/17/2025 12:07pm

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FerrousBueller Added a comment about feature Vital MTB Editor Build: YT IZZO

1/16/2025 10:34am

Sick build.

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ballz Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

1/15/2025 2:12pm

Speaking of pedals, anyone has time on the Pendulums, yet?

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sprungmass Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

1/15/2025 2:12pm

I have about 200km and 10,000M of vert on the Void pedals and they've been incredible so far mountain biking in the snow/ice/slush. I fat bike a lot and usually wear snow hiking boots with deep lugs for warmth. The Voids with have been the grippiest pedal I have for that kind of footwear. I used to swap between clipless and flats but for the first time I don't feel like switching. Lack of an axle really makes the foot sink in and lock in place.

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