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

6/27/2025 1:07am
German Engineering in da house, Ja
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nollak Liked a bike check Rheintritt Ruffy

6/25/2025 5:33am
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LePigPen Liked a reply to forum topic 2025 World Cup Downhill - Val di Sole, Italy

6/22/2025 6:50am
I know creatures are scarier in aus but 100 foot dick bees was NOT on my bingo card...
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Ryan Burney Liked a forum topic What I Learned Starting a Tire Insert Company

6/22/2025 6:39am
Hey, I’m Ryan Burney. I’ve been engineering bikes for 8 years, and this is a breakdown of what I’ve learned starting my own small business, Rim Saver. In this post, I’m sharing everything I’ve learned while launching a product business in the bike world. What worked, what didn’t, and what I’d do differently. If it helps even one person take the leap or avoid a mistake, it’ll be worth it. Background I made the first version of Rim Saver in college. The idea started out as a beadlock concept, then evolved into a beadlock with rim protection, then just rim...
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Goupil Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/22/2025 6:06am
Damn, yet another automative company getting into bicycles ! Curious as to why, surely MTB is a pretty niche and not very profitable market compared to cars

miiks081 Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/22/2025 6:01am
Haven't seen this posted anywhere. From a Japanese site. Hello, this is Kayaba Corporation. Introducing the new suspension we've developed for e-Bikes. Rough roads, wet roots, rock-strewn trails, no matter how harsh the environment, Kayaba's new e-Bike suspension gives the rider peace of mind and enables them to ride as they wish. This product is based on motorcycle suspension technology and has a design optimized for e-Bikes. By precisely controlling friction and damping force, the tires grip the trail firmly and provide high traction performance in all conditions. It uses low-friction oil seals and bushings made in Japan, and the...
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HexonJuan Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/22/2025 5:59am
Someone, somewhere just thought, "Challenge accepted."
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Haha pp cockpit
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TEAMROBOT Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/19/2025 4:50am
Brilliant! Of course! It's so simple- handlebars everywhere!
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ballz Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/19/2025 4:49am
Lighten up, Francis! These will look great on my Porsche ebike.
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veefour Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/19/2025 4:48am
I'm waiting for Deity to offer $100,000 to the first elite XC racer to win a WC running 80mm rise bars upside down.
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AgrAde Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/19/2025 4:48am
Absolutely horrific. Scott will love it. Can't wait for a new steerer standard to solve the issue of the taper getting in the way of the stem.
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dantecusolito Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/19/2025 4:48am
I'm just spitballing here, but one of the limiting dimensions that does not help gain wheel size or suspension travel is headtube length. What if for 32" bikes, the head tube was split, in which case it only needs to house a bearing on each end, and the stem attached in between? Scott does so much integration hell already that I'd bet they'd be into this.
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whitesq Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/19/2025 4:48am
Clip-ons direct to the stanchions! Side note - Is this the future of elite DH 🎮🎮🎮?
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AndrewLee Liked a bike check Steel Druid

6/18/2025 2:31am
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ak_trnsplnt Liked a reply to forum topic Dumb Bike Problems

6/18/2025 2:09am
If you add a dab of grease to the bearing the bike will leave the shop silent only to shake loose at the optimal time for max annoyance. Don’t ask me how I know.
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seanfisseli Liked a reply to forum topic Dumb Bike Problems

6/18/2025 2:08am
I worked at REI and got a screaming deal on a Ghost Rocket hardtail that had a busted pinion gearbox. It was the week before Covid shutdowns and I spent the next 4 months dealing with Gates to get the seals replaced. Finally got the gearbox back, reinstalled it on the bike and went for my first ever ride on the bike. 5 miles down the trail my pedal unthreaded from the axle. I couldn’t understand how it happened but finger tightened it and limped back to my car. Turns out the pinion gearbox will let you put the cranks...
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sspomer Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

6/13/2025 12:02pm
that's cool! pressure builds with every position, HA
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TEAMROBOT Liked a reply to forum topic Modern Inverted Single Crown Forks

6/13/2025 11:42am
Fair question. Money is definitely one reason why we haven't bought an Intend to test ( or 2772 reasons). In a perfect world, I would love for Vital to buy all of our test products at MSRP, like Consumer Reports used to do (Consumer Reports is now a dead husk of their former self). But buying all our test products would require either a) more revenue from advertisers, or b) moving to a subscription model and charging viewers, which other bike sites have done (Velo, Radavist, etc), or c) more $$$ from advertisers AND charging viewers for a subscription, which...
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jazza_wil Liked a reply to forum topic Dumb Bike Problems

6/13/2025 9:12am
2009, first season in Whistler I ordered a new giant glory to replace a broken frame in the lead up to Crankworx, 2 hours of it being in my hands I managed to destroy it… So when you’re young, stupid, in a hurry, and never used certain bike tools before always double check the removal tool in against the headset cup, and always check that one of the prongs didn’t slip through the steerer tube hole into the downtube then proceed to beat the shit out of it because your friend told you it’s not moving hit it harder, until...
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