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My homies daughter won the day in CAT 1 women U18! Congrats Alyana Van Horn!

Pro Men's Top 20 - tight times with Asa laying it down. 1. Asa Vermette 1:52.019 (Frameworks Racing / 5DEV) 2. Ryan Pinkerton 1:53.061 (Mondraker Factory Racing) 3. Tyler Waite 1:53.369 (Yeti Fox Factory) 4. Luca Shaw 1:53.386 (Canyon CLLCTV Factory Team) 5. Richard Rude 1:55.665 (Yeti Fox Factory) 6. Aaron Gwin 1:55.816 (Gwin Racing) 7. Antoine Pierron 1:55.846 (Commencal Schwalbe by les Orres) 8. Neko Mulally 1:55.922 (Frameworks Racing / 5DEV) 9. Christopher Grice 1:56.605 (Gen-S) 10. Dante Silva 1:57.015 (Intense/Monster Army) 11. Colton Peterson 1:57.019 (Specialized Team) 12. Jonty Williamson 1:57.061 (Yeti Fox Factory) 13. Cole Suetos 1:57.293...

Pro women's seeding results 1. Anna Newkirk 2:08.740 (Frameworks Racing / 5DEV) 2. Aletha Ostgaard 2:10.170 (Canyon CLLCTV Factory Team) 3. Kailey Skelton 2:13.648 (Ari Factory Racing) 4. Maylei Leaneagh 2:15.638 (SBR racing/ Commencal/ RKT) 5. Lisa Baumann 2:16.594 (Commencal Schwalbe by Les Orres) 6. Taylor Ostgaard 2:18.417 (Monster Army/Sram/Rockshox/Schwalbe/Smith/TLD/Crankbrothers) 7. Matilda Melton 2:19.613 (Commencal Schwalbe by Les Orres) 8. Cameron Bragg 2:20.887 (Future Frameworks) 9. Emmy Lan 2:20.986 (Forbidden Dunbar Racing Team) 10. Caitlyn Farmer 2:23.298 (Fly Racing/Ryno Power/ODI) 11. Zanna Logar 2:23.396 (Future Frameworks) 12. Sara Ligman 2:23.845 (Monster Army, Schwalbe, ODI) 13. Rachel Pageau 2:23.891 (Southern Gravity)...

Pretty sure cat 1 18 and under women went before the rain

worst fist pound ever

200 +- is outrageous for a freekin saddle and that's my limit b to n there done that. Wasn't worth the money tbh. But it is what it is ... 300+++ for frkin saddle s is a right rapin'.. I can't imagine why the MTB industry is completely Fked ATM what with $130++ tires, $2k+ live valve suspension and $450++ saddles. I've spent a damn small but legit FORTUNE on Mtnbikjg in 35+y but for fucks sake already..these companies have lost their fking minds.

Slight deviation from 1vs.2 piece calipers, mechanical transmission, and Giant's terrible naming...But you are all lubing your chain wrong RotaLuber has started making this interesting oil applicator tool that disperses oil at the link pin and roller. They did send me one, and it works well with little fuss or mess. I wouldn't say it's something I can't live without now (I've haphazardly lubed my chain the same way for years, and things have been fine), but for those who want the right tool for every job, this likely scratches that itch. From RotaLuber: RotaLuber is designed to deposit...

Man that was just GOOD in every sense of the word. Hill just doing Hill lines The young colombian dude riding like his life depended on it TROYYYY Fearon the fastest electrician in the world, back to work Monday Champ, no RDO's! Asa and Goldstone are the future - I'm all for it. And to top it off, the sweet sounds of Rob Warner through my soundbar at volume 69! What a day to be alive.

Hardline not Hairline. Back to the racing.

I have bikes with both headset types, they all work just fine, and they play no role in my bike decisions.

Dan wouldn’t even be able to qualify for a final. Being a fast rider at your own bike park you ride everyday is completely different from racing world cups.

Sounds like y'all need to be cleaning and re-greasing bearings more often.

What if there was a women's category as well? 😘

huh weird, I usually notice when that happens.

I know this isn't the conspiracy thread but I have a feeling that many brands are secretly happy with the new World Cup format. The big teams have less competition and the small ones might secretly be excited to be able to say "Oh Shucks, we will have to disband given these new constraints." I am sure that many people at these companies want to continue the team, but World Cup team budgets must have been feeling pressure in the last year or two. I wonder if brands were more on board with the changes to the format than they...

Changes afoot at another team.