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Based on how you've behaved on this forum so far, it seems like you probably hounded them relentless until they blocked you as they mentioned, deleting your content when they did it. No one cares, you seem like a crazy person at this point with absolutely zero understanding of the problem and have pretty much erased any possibility of anyone taking you seriously. I have zero stake in this, but I've been on this forum long enough to be super annoyed when people like you come in with nonsense and crash the usual happy and relaxed vibe people have built...

In: - 30 lb. everyday bikes - Good brakes - Technical trails - Downhill bikes - Fast shifting - Long rides - Non-traditional racing formats - Durability - Burritos Out: - Heavy tire inserts - Pit Vipers and jorts - Loud bikes - Putt-putt style trail development - Tires that aren’t black, components that are black - Mixed wheels for anything but gravity - Tall rim profiles - Tacos

YT mill does free demos if you sign up early enough in San Clemente and is right next to dog park trails. https://us.yt-industries.com/demo-a-yt-bike/yt-mill-showrooms/ Also skypark at Santa's Village is an option if you don't mind also buying a bike park ticket. Same with Luiseno Bike park but that might be a far drive from LA.

So much fun reading everyone's responses. I've been fortunate to cross paths with many of my MTB 'heroes,' and it always cracks me up to think how what are core memories for me are likely lost memories for the other person. I'm always desperate for MTB clout, so here are some of my fav memories: - 2012, hiking to the start in Port Angeles, I was next to Mick Hannah, and he looked at me and said, "You're the kid who came from moto racing, yeah?" He was thinking of Charlie Harrison since we were on the same team at...

I accidentally hit my front wheel into Rémy Métaillers rear tire in the lift line, I said sorry, he didn't hear me and moved forward. I think it qualifies me to share his political views now

Last year, on a bike trip to Vermont, while paused at the top of two trails and deciding animatedly amongst us which of the two to ride down, Phil Kmetz popped out from behind a tree like some kinda goddamn gnome and recommended the Blue over the Black, if were to only hit this area once, which we were, and then pointed us to another trail system in the area which ended up being an absolute gem and the highlight of our trip. Later, when we got back to my truck at the end of the ride, a crisp sheet...

All fabrication done by myself in the garage. I have small benchtop mill, benchtop lathe, and an oxy-propane brazing set up. Jig is also garage made out of cold rolled steel a design copied from a number of Colorado builders that use a similar design. The first single pivot frame was build with hand files, hacksaw and a vise. No jig and no machines, just a couple of pieces of cheap aluminum angle to float the rear axle in space relative to the front end. A full size paper drawing was done to figure it all out.

Is it really a rumour if you post your own bullshit?

Technicolor. Peep the finish corral in the background

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