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Unfortunately the outer body is still cracking right below with the new trunnion mount.

this is such a dumb move i may not watch at all our of sheer spite

Guess I'll watch it live via esVPN

Just saw this from my local Fox supplier and service center, curious if this is happening anywhere else?

Dirtbag lifestyle, I just buy frames. Steel hardtail and a lifetime warranty full squish. When I sell the frame if it still has a warranty I tell the buyer that I’ll help them out.

Pay $20K for a snowmobile and the warranty follows the sled's VIN number, can go through as many owners as you want but if its in warranty its covered. If your paying $10K for a bike than the warranty should follow the bike as well.

The funny thing about this is Spez is in a buying war for retail shops against Trek. Also, Spez technically owns 1/4 of the Outside group through their venture capital arm. Next, we will see Spez bikes for sale on Pinkbike.

Not really surprising given the situation with supply chain and the distibution channel getting distrupted by acquisitions in the last 12 months. You have to meet the customer where they're at and its just another purchasing option. Approved! haha.

The Australian Federal Government essentially overruled their own sports governing body -- Tennis Australia (who initially approved Djokovic's participation), on who can compete in one of the biggest sports events held in its borders. The IOC usually frowns upon (and, in some cases, even sanctions) governments meddling into sports organizations or sports governing bodies. In this case, they (and the ATP) will look the other way. This sets a precedent that I am sure most countries with major international sports events will follow. In the case of the UCI, it's been pretty clear that the policies of the country where...