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Like I really don't want to rain on anyone's parade, but I'm also hesitant of any content from anyone trying to sell a product/service that has massive jump cuts like this. I think there should be a level of skepticism around all claims being made right now about the new fork. Though for some reason, I just really trust @TEAMROBOT...

DServy Added a reply to Trail Recommendations Interior BC/Montana/Idaho

6/17/2025 8:08am
This is a crap take. Sorry dude, but it just is. Yes, people from out of town are usually not involved in the cleanup and trail rehab, and it does kinda suck. However, gatekeeping public trails is just dumb. We are too small of a community and user group to throw stones at each other. We should be encouraging people...

Primoz Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/6/2025 7:49am
Affect. Something affects something else and the result is the effect (of it). Effectively.
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DServy Added a reply to Drivetrain Talk

5/5/2025 9:06am
Same issue as HG with the scoring. I've had multiple XTR cassettes fail as well.

DServy Added a reply to Drivetrain Talk

5/5/2025 6:03am
I'm sure some folks will break out their pitchforks, but I'll go on record and say that I much prefer my T-Type GX drivetrain to any of the last generation Shimano/Sram drivetrains. I found the 12s XT/XTR hyperglide offerings to be made of cheese, with constantly failing clutches, terrible cassettes that would either creak or just have their rivets fail...

DServy Added a reply to Case Study: Jekyll DH Data Logging Setup

4/21/2025 10:14am
So one thing to note about HP bikes (from Steve at Vorsprung when I chatted with him) is that the nature of HP bikes with their reward axle path means that axle velocities tend to be slower. I know a lot of people with HP bikes run fairly light compression tunes because of it (though, ironically, the Telum runs a...
They are still selling SGC camps for what its worth, which I'd assume they'd nuke as well if this was a policy decision. I am highly doubtful a company like Vail would lose out on making some money because they are worried about the border. The only season pass refunds I've ever seen offered are ones due to medical conditions...

monarchmason Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/15/2025 2:10pm
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DServy Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/15/2025 6:39am
As someone who has been on this thread a while I'll say: Leave the banter I feel like this thread does a good job of balancing Tech rumors and general Tech discussion that may seem off topic, of which Crab link is our proudest moment. The banter around the tech is just as important as the tech. If you just...

DServy Added a reply to 2025 Team Rumors

4/13/2025 6:58am
First off, I just want to personally say that I loved your podcast you did with Remy was awesome. Your perspective and optimism around the future of Enduro was heartening to hear. I hope that it does go back to "cool bikes in cool places" and that you continue to have a long career racing your bike as fast as...

DServy Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/10/2025 10:58am
I'd just run the @CascadeComponents chainguard for forbidden bikes on it. I have one on my Dread v2 and use it instead of a lower roller. It's awesome (also allows me to take out a couple links in the chain) For the people at Forbidden who read this blog. I love you guys. Your bikes are awesome and I can't...

DServy Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/8/2025 6:52am
My god, the class 3 thing is a nightmare locally. We're going through a major US forest service recreation plan "re-work" and eBike access is a huge sticking point. The local MTB advocacy group was for opening up class 1 access but not class 3 because no one reputable made them. Thus implying that class 1 was as far as...
Yeah, that’s kinda what I figured. I’m not sure if Galfer greens are worth it to have the ease of picking up a set of SRAM metallic pads pretty much anywhere. Though they did seem to work well on the set of TRPs I also threw them on. Still trying to find a good pad for that brake that isn’t...
So, now that some of us are coming out of winter hibernation, wanted to get some thoughts on brake pad options. I did spend a week riding on Galfer green pads on a set of mavens and they seemed “fine.” However I’m not convinced they are that much better than SRAM metallic, though they did bead in super quick. I...

DServy Added a reply to Shock servicing at home

3/18/2025 7:11pm
Do you know how the LSC/HSC/Rebound adjusters work on the new RS stuff? I tried to figure out exactly what they are doing to provide the relevant adjustment ranges, but they don't seem to have any documentation on how that piece works or how the oil flows through those adjusters.
I get that. I'll just quote the relevant information again for those who missed it: " Sure you can find them cheeper online elsewhere, but if the MSRP is $60 USD(!) a pad then that's what they go for at things like local bike shops and such. And yeah you could get them cheeper online, but that doesn't always work...
Current Magura mt5/7 race pad cost for one set of pads on Jenson screenshotted below. Sure you can find them cheeper online elsewhere, but if the MSRP is $60 USD(!) a pad then that's what they go for at things like local bike shops and such. And yeah you could get them cheeper online, but that doesn't always work in...