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MOMO make road handlebars in collaboration with Cannondale already. https://www.cannondalespares.com/Cannondale-SystemBar-R-One-Road-Bars--…

Don’t think I’ve seen this here yet, but looks like Dunlop is making some MTB tires.

could nike be aiming for a comeback in MTB with their new push of their ACG brand?

I bet Dario can make an amazing Americano.

Wether you love or hate Dario the moment he said "as an architecture major" had me like: "of course you are". 😂

Don’t they all have green ano dials and such? My jadex coil does. It’s a small thing but it looks off on a lot of builds. Fine shock though. The pistachio green fork above looks great.

I would be so much more keen to use DVO products if they moved away from the lime green ano and I’m sure I’m not the only one.

Yeah, Berd spokes seem ideal for backcountry repairs, due to the ease of carrying spares. Back in the day there was actually a company that made fiber spokes specifically for temporary use, to get you home if your steel spoke failed. I'm forgetting the exact name...Fiberfix, or something like that. At that time, they didn't consider the fiber tech to be sufficiently durable for permanent usage, hence the temporary repair angle.

That's the one! Still available for sale if anyone's looking to cement their position as the most prepared buddy in their riding group:

Next thing you know people will jump out of airplanes and trust their lives to some strings

Let’s reframe the debate. It’s not really about whether bikes are more or less affordable than before. It’s about how they could be made more affordable today, and whether the traditional bike industry is even structured to go that direction. Right now, the narrative is almost always performance, performance. Lighter. Stiffer. Faster. More race-proven. That’s great but “simple, fun, affordable” is rarely part of the story. The e-mobility space is interesting because it already brought unexpected players in. Who would’ve imagined Bosch or DJI becoming major forces in e-bike systems? That alone shows the door is open to newcomers with...

What's the suspension tuning thread? I want to talk DVO without clogging up this one

his glasses should have been a telling sign

At least they haven’t devolved into a discussion of if Dario’s chainstay is the right length.

+1 appreciating Dario here. He may not be right all the time, but he’s not taking it TOO seriously either. He is not polished and seems more relatable than your average presenter. Plus he IS younger than many, which gives him an opportunity (that he apparently uses) to think less of money/career and more of staying true to the current state of himself. Again, even if he is wrong from others POV.

Just now looked at this video - he does flick that bike, but his skill level exceeds my ham-n-egg approach by a LARGE margin - he could flick a Schwinn Collegiate. For the average guy - we have posted some good thoughts on what makes a bike feel good while riding,

Measuring the silverware in that pic it looks like Greg is running the new mega mullet MX. 32/29" combo or I need to get my new LensCrafters.

Get ready to have your mind blown: German speakers “drive” skis (and bikes).