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iceman2058 Started a new thread Boyd Cycling Provides Faster Engagement with All-new Sixtus Hub

7/14/2026 7:00am
Boyd Cycling announces today the all-new Sixtus MTB hub, a next-generation gravity hub platform engineered for riders demanding instant engagement and low drag performance, all with massive durability. Sixtus Hubs will debut in new and refreshed wheel models throughout the balance of 2026, beginning with a refreshed Kanuga FF and Ridgeline Carbon Enduro wheelsets, available today. At the core of...
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iceman2058 Added a comment about bike check 134 Slope

7/14/2026 1:41am
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Bike of the Day July 14, 2026!
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iceman2058 Added a reply to 2026 Andorra World Cup

7/13/2026 11:37am
Nothing brings you quite as close to the energy of a World Cup weekend as a Sleeper shreddit does - here's the Andorra edition for proof!
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iceman2058 Added a reply to 2026 Andorra World Cup

7/12/2026 7:33am
Elite highlights and full junior race replays from Pal Arinsal. Elite Men's Highlights Elite Women's Highlights Junior Men's Full Race Replay Junior Women's Full Race Replay
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iceman2058 Added a comment about bike check Stooge MK8

7/12/2026 3:25am
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Bike of the Day July 12, 2026!
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iceman2058 Added a reply to All Things Vital Downhill Fantasy

7/11/2026 7:50am
I picked exactly per your initial, cursed suggestion (with Indy as the filler, yep), thanks mate. Probably my worst round yet, and I've been pretty mediocre so far! LOL!
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iceman2058 Added a comment about bike check Nicolai G1 DH

7/10/2026 1:07am
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Bike of the Day July 10, 2026!
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iceman2058 Added a reply to POC Introduces a DOT-certified DH Helmet That Weighs Just 1040 Grams

7/9/2026 6:02am
To the best of my knowledge, they test on a 45-degree plane at 14.5 to 14.9 mph (~ 6.5 meters per second) for low-speed crashes (said to represent the most common types of bike crashes). High-speed is tested at around 18.0 mph (~ 8.0 meters per second). They have sensors that detect both linear and rotational forces, and they drop...
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