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Some eye candy from Germany: https://www.mtb-news.de/news/fracebike-getriebe-dh-bike/

We've flown too close to the sun, back to CNC stem appreciation

Shiny gold forks

new Levo probably incoming given timing of PB interview + new brose motor announcement

Maybe the real Tech Rumors and Innovation were the friends we made along the way.

As far as I’m concerned there’s only 3 major players in MTB suspension. Rockshox just updated their entire product line and it seems to be working for them so seems unlikely. Fox might be feeling that their GripX2 launch was a bit underwhelming and could go looking for gains elsewhere - plus they’ve tried it in the past. But my money would be on Ohlins. In MTB they’re the smallest of the three, especially in OEM, so it would be the least risky. They obviously have experience from moto and after their recent financial wobbles they should be looking for...

It’s pretty silly to say any size is too big or to small because that’s subjective, and im guilty of being sarcastically subjective just a page or so back! But id like to think that most manufacturers by now would be doing reasonable sizing increments 5 sizes = 425, 450, 475, 500, 525 or 4 sizes = 430,460,490,520 with +/- 5mm reach adjust - of course this is just some made up numbers so play with it as you will.

our enduro fork test sesh is live. 7 forks tested. PLEASE COMMENT THERE, NOT IN HERE. https://www.vitalmtb.com/features/whats-best-enduro-fork-2024-enduro-fo…

I think it looks awful and definitely going backwards. I don't like anything Scott is doing, but the current Gambler is one of the best looking dh bikes out there right now.

They’ve been going backwards for years with all the integration bullshit

https://www.instagram.com/reel/C-FrPj9pTYG/?igsh=MWkzd2xhbWoxZXMzNw== Something new from Transition tomorrow?

Update from the man riding the bike, might actually be an updated routing on the tyee 6

New Spindrift seems ready And with proper routing 🏆

What coudl this be?

Slightly underwhelming. Shame, but glad they're still around.

I assume these new Kona's were in the pipeline before the original owners re acquired it. It's only been a few months so I would give them some time to work on new things. I think they should relaunch the Sticky name with a fun and playful gravity focused bike a la the Specialized Status.

Spoke to some of the Kona UK team that were at the UK bike show a few weeks ago - they were showing one of the 153s and some other new models (these to be announced hopefully August/September). These were all ready to be shipped from Taiwan months ago, but Kent had held them up (guess not paying up) - UK distributor was in talks to get some of these but then sale back to original owners have unlocked the shipments.