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I've been away for a while, so not checking regularly for a couple weeks, so I spent a couple hours trying to catch up, prolly 12 or so pages the content and tone of comments has changed drastically in the last year. I can only assume with increased users and engagement, which has brought along with it, a much more negative and judgy tone. I was drawn to this comment section for the rumours and innovation (and spy shots, and great info from the likes or TEAMROBOT, Cascade, Dave, and many others) but I find myself turned off by the...

Longer chainstays more stack.

That’s a good thing, it means there’s a well defined cornering knob that you can drive into the ground for grip. IMO rounded tires nearly always suck.

They just need to make enduro casing supper soft compound and all the other brands will be dead ......

A classic.

I love you too

This feels like the product no one was asking for. Maybe SRAM knows something about the MTB market that I don't, but doesn't it seem like a mechanical Transmission has 1000% more market interest than an SX-level battery-operated system?

https://www.moonmenbikes.com/moonriser-ti-handlebar Only thing i can think for that specific is a bit expensive but full custom TI so you can probably get the 8 back and upsweep and whatever rise you want up to about 100mm

i feel you, my almost 4 year old mt7 has a problem and i got my right master replaced under warranty, it now feels better than the left one, both fresh oil and everything, it just feels tighter, more defined bite point, sharper action, just better. that's why i'm considering other brakes for which i can perform a rebuild every other year along with the usual clean and bleed

PR from Kona Dear Friends, Kona Bicycles has been in the news lately. We’d love to say that it’s because the new Ouroboros is blowing everyone’s minds (because it really is that good), but truthfully, it has been a bumpy couple years. So, it’s time to print a positive headline: Kona is returning home to its roots. Dan Gerhard and Jake Heilbron have purchased the brand back from Kent Outdoors, and along with a team of dedicated, experienced Kona employees, are reuniting to keep the Long, Sweet Ride rolling. There are a lot of familiar faces here who you know...

I have several from old masters i warrantied. Nothing from ali. @j0lsrud the magura rotors are fine.

Sram HS2