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If you want to build a base of riders who love Enduro it's clearly time for a miniduro. Limit the races to half the distance or less with half the climbing or less 12.5 miles, 2-2.5k elevation. For a little more action and condensed spectating and celebrating also have a hill climb competition or two mixed in, find a section...

For metal eyelet bushings always use rockshox mounting kits. Only use fox for the tan plastic shock eyelet bushings. Reason they don't work is the Fox tan plastic bushings have a lip on the outside, whereas the metal is flush. So the spacers won't fit properly.

All you guys and your fancy greases. I found Green Grease 101 at Walmart a decade ago, water proof, light weight & does a pretty darn good job. Although they don't give any specs on it so who knows what the deal is.

That's an excellent point. Not going to lie, I bought the rotor bolts because they were pretty My stem bolts were rusting, figured $8 was a fair price. My 2 ti springs were on used bikes I purchased. Went to an SLS steel as one spring was 50lbs heavy spring weight wise. Benefit was the SLS spring was 80...

I think there are other retailers out there. TRP makes rotor bolts Ritchey has a set for their stems. You can always measure yours and they should be readily available to purchase. I agree with you being skeptical but I've had great luck so far. Anodized Ti stem bolts for an Easton Haven stem have held up for years, same...

Ti springs have been out for a while now that the SLS springs are just as light or lighter & less expensive. For Ti bolts, I hate to say it, but I've been getting mine on ebay from China. I normally don't do chinese stuff but the ti bolts I've received have been great.