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I have edited my post and removed the shudder, so now I can get an upvote ;-P I know e-bikes are contentious and can sparks long discussions, so let us keep that out of this rumor thread. (I will still stand for my opinion.) I love than we have a proper rumor thread and look forward to finally getting mechanical Transmission for my Yeti ARC frame.

batteries are round, seatpost is round, put round battery in round tube. Until that is achieved, I will suffer with my tiny bit of cable going from my head tube to handlebar.

No yeah for sure the posts have worked better than just about any other sponsor announcement. I also found myself considering Rev Grips for the first time in years... Especially because I built a fully-rigid late last year and am obsessed with it 😅

bernard's christchurch quali day video - many mentions of how pedally the course is, definitely rocky! sidenote - the way @Sven Martin talks about tree padding with needles, this crankworx course has about 6 pads on the most random trees.

It'd be interesting but time consuming to repeat this test but with increasing weights from 1-20kg I'd have thought that deflection vs weight will plot a curve. My instinct would be that steel would be a lot more linear than carbon or aluminium and so the differences would be more pronounced at lower weights before converging somewhere at a higher weight.

Shout out big privilege, he's a good dude. Always up at mountain creek, just a normal dude that likes riding bikes (with a rap career). I love that it he brings representation for a minority in our sport.

Pivot officially introduces Lifetime Warranty and a Courtesy Bearing Replacement program: https://www.vitalmtb.com/news/press-release/pivot-cycles-announces-prem…

I wondered the same, but there may be less of an effect, because the driving frequency is not constant and unlikely to match the resonant frequency, and the links only approximate a flexible object, meaning they can only oscillate at finite points (every 1/2 inch), rather than being able to form continuous waveforms. The finite length of the links effectively forms a high pass filter, where any oscillation with a wavelength shorter than 4 links becomes impossible. All this goes to say is that yes, offsetting the STFU from the center point of the chain will probably have a favorable...

Sam Reynolds - Aon freeride team rider 🤘https://youtu.be/SdzELx3sOtk?si=2_a599N55fCACdJr

I've rewatched the runs, Other than the drop, Asa is a smoooooth criminal, I watched a bruni run from last year and they are very similar. Jackson is quite active trying to generate speed due to him being a lil guy 🤣 We Gotta talk about how good Matt jones did and how much hes progressed, what about theo and his Stoke attitude... matt Has really generated a good following lately and watching him progress in Queenstown has been amazing to watch

This is one of the stranger uses of a Sankey diagram I've seen... What is it even saying?

Imagine the look on his face when he finds out people put gigantic shake weights in sky scrapers to mitigate earthquakes