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I need a high pivot CVT. What should my chainstay length be?

I'll be dead before new saint drops.

Shut the fuck up about drivetrain efficiency. Holy shit. Go find a different thread.

I've always maintained that if you had to pay for your Gopro, I don't want to see your shit.

Had to log in to say I’m proud of you all. Thank you. It can be disappointing to read all the derivative dead ends you guys can babble on about, fantasizing sports, speculative tech talk, finance guy biz (!)…so to see the unanimous support for a guy considering a DH bike is heartwarming. You haven’t totally lost it! DH bikes are the best bikes. Always. They’re the best bikes for the best stuff and they look the coolest. By far. If the place you’re riding only has one DH trail then you just ride that one over and over again...

Full podcast episode with Rob coming in a couple of weeks!

Live timing for Tennessee National - https://artiming.com/results/2026/redbulltennessenational/ Ams underway now. Other start times (local time) 2:26pm - Cat 1 Women 17-18 2:36pm - Cat 1 Men 17-18 3:04pm - Pro Women 3:23pm - Pro Men (last rider, Aaron Gwin, drops at 4:08pm)

Gwin and Aletha fastest in seeding at windrock - full results for all classes here - https://www.vitalmtb.com/news/news/results-seeding-tennessee-national

Here's a rough idea. I'm sure there are some details missing, and despite my best efforts, this rabbit hole has some twists. So you have Mark Hancock, co-founder of PACS Group, owner of 323 skilled nursing facilities in 17 states. Current net worth estimated at $2.4 billion. PACS went public on the NYSE in 2024 at $21/share, currently at ~$36.50, and Hancock reportedly still holds 35%. The chart, since IPO had some wild moments, but seems to be back on track. Obviously, a very successful entrepreneur at this stage. In April of 2024, Hancock's own PV3 Investments (later PV3 Enterprises)...

Finally, another person in the specialized bikes are boring as hell camp. I'm so happy

Can we put the wrap back on?

I'm curious about enduro racing, but being in the deep southeast the only organization consistently putting on races is the corniest fucking thing around. I kinda want nothing to do with them.

Marketing is interesting. Some of it is literally ONLY for brand/product awareness. It's an important part of creating a brand. It doesn't matter how good a product is if no one knows about it. Additionally, lots of folks in the world are the sort of folks who believe everything their brain tells them. Those folks also tend to buy the things that they think of first. If those people see a specific name come up 5 times more often than other names (perhaps because a YouTuber is posting a lot, has their videos get recommended a lot, and talks a...

There’s already been a lot of great points made in the comments above but I’ll chime in as someone who’s been on a quite modular bike for a few seasons now (Kavenz VHP). I’ll start by saying 2 things, 1. I love modularity. 2. It’s always a compromise in some way (weight, cost, kinematics, geo, packaging, etc.) To elaborate on my first point, modularity means more riders can get comfortable on a great bike. There is no shortage of options in the market, and everyone has their personal preferences. Being about to pick a bike you like/identify with for the...

Yawn. So tired of listening to marketing people that are overpaid just spew literal garbage out of their mouth no one cares dude Tetro had a little extra money and he is going to give you a paycheck. It’s so crazy then in the mountain bike world everybody announces when everybody gets a new job that pays $500 a month.

Another Montana Enduro organizer here. The short answers are yes and yes. This is exactly what the Montana Enduro Series does for the Montana Bicycle Guild: The MES raises money for MBG's trail work and trail advocacy. Every penny from the MES goes back into the nonprofit trail org. we've used this model since 2014. Putting on enduro races has helped us build and maintain some really great trails, and helped us make our community a better place to live and ride bikes. This model works if everyone has the right mentality and priorities. If those aren't aligned, it can...