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DServy Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

9/21/2025 8:44am
I mean, I'll go on record and say I much prefer wireless shifting and have been extremely happy with my Gx Transmission drivetrains. That being said, I really don't give a flying monkey's banana on what people run, and I really wish people would stop being so damn angry that wireless shifting exists. I think people miss just how easy...
It is my opinion that 3% "added" friction because fork misalignment is probably negligible because 3% is. Let's be honest, in a dynamic ride situation, the various level of twisting and buckling forces applied to a fork is going to misalign it. You referenced fox's floating air piston and the whole goal of reducing friction in an air spring; stating...
Update on some Maven bleeding: Tried the pinner cups/overnight bleed/dangling caliper with bleed blocks in on 3 sets of mavens and the improvement is dramatic. At this point I'm fairly convinced that the mineral oil formula that SRAM is using holds onto air a bit more than some other formulas (like magura/shimano), and that degassing the mineral oil is a...

TEAMROBOT Liked a reply to forum topic FOX Podium Inverted MTB Fork - Questions, Answers, Reviews

8/29/2025 6:59am
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I'd bet you dollars to donuts that the air pressure changes you see are more due to the air temp inside your fork than the outside atmospheric pressure. Ideal gas law and all that. The column of air serving as your spring is a closed system, so its not impacted by barometric pressures (however, the air in your lowers for...
Mainly wanted to highlight the following: > I'll be honest, I don't think I've ever felt a difference after a fork lowers service, but maybe my forks aren't dirty enough when I make the change? I'm not that convinced that swapping out just the oil for most folks does all that much, as I think the oil change is mostly...
yeah, I've tried using some Pinner bleed cups and do the lever bleeds like I've done with shimano brakes and it did not go well. I feel like I've only had success with full bleeds. Wanted to see if folks are having some success with lever bleed with syringes and how they are doing it.
This type of set up peaked my interest, mainly since I feel like I'm moving the same way with my 38 with a X2. Do you find yourself running any tokens at all then? How much (as a percentage) would you say you're running over recommended pressure. With a year+ of damper forward setups being available with the improvements with...

DServy Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

8/21/2025 11:49am
Not a rumor. They bought MI, dumped a bunch of capital into helping them develop V2 and then pulled the plug a year ago as a cost saving measure. It was a whole.... thing.
I'll chine in with the POC Column VPD. I've used this for a few years and it pretty much my daily driver. I'm a firm believer in wearing back protectors as much as possible after some pretty bad wrecks, and I attribute this pack to saving my spine from a pretty serious issue after a pretty bad wreck I had...

jma853 Liked a reply to forum topic ChatGPT + Bikes

7/24/2025 8:56pm
Can't wait for the Butlerian Jihad to begin
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Evil96 Liked a reply to forum topic Nerding out on Brakes shall we? Not another tech deraliment

7/4/2025 10:34pm
Personal opinion, I’d never buy anything sram if not ultimate/silver level. Base might have a nicer pull but they’re on bushings, that will get sloppy and noisy quick, just like everything else they make. And this is a fact, not an opinion. Same with having the contact adjust on the higher end maven, if not base I’d 100% recommend those, you can make them softer and they work great. I have done that dumb pull the lever until contact and check the weight, it was the same as any XT/XTR brake out of the box, so they’re heavy pull when...
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