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Did Niko just win Sea Otter on Aspens??

I'd buy neither as they're both compromised. This is getting old BTW.

https://www.vitalmtb.com/forums/hub/modern-geo-talk-chainstays-stack-re…

should have known, thanks for the link.

It may not be a "whole separate sport", but there sure is a "whole separate text thread" for the e-bike riders in my friend circle. Now we rarely have big group rides as the crew is split in two and it's a pain to ride laps with both bike types together. So I'd say its a "whole different discipline" of pedaling a rolling thing with your feet.

I take this more as neither one of these things are likely to happen. Shaving 20% of the Levo seems likely as does seeing a new enduro anytime soon.

Hear me out: Mountain Bike!

Fairdale Elevator Taj's Fairdale Elevator. A breath of fresh air among the never-ending display of electronic tech.

More from them- plus seems to be released now

specialized radials are live - https://www.vitalmtb.com/news/press-release/specialized-goes-radial-new…

e*thirteen with sidekick 2.0 hubs. video at bottom explains it all. e*thirteen introduces Sidekick 2.0 hubs, delivering a lighter, faster, and more accessible "chainless" suspension experience with no pedal kickback for all levels and disciplines of MTB and eMTB. It features a 9º fast engagement setting, up to 38% weight savings, near-zero coasting drag, and a 10-year warranty. KEY FEATURES - Evolution of "Chainless" Performance: Uses a patented, pusher-activated ratchet that fully decouples the drivetrain and suspension during coasting, allowing the rear wheel to track the ground in the suspension's "sweet spot." - Faster Engagement Option: New 9° engagement setting...

Looks like Specialized also quietly launched updated ground control and purgatory (renamed now trail control) with lighter casing (quoted weight are for 29x2.35 or 2.4) but still T7 and T9 softer option available and as per specialized habit, price are relatively low: Trail Control Grid Trail T7 930g Trail Control Grid Lite T9 (also available in T7 compound) 860g Ground Control Grid Lite T5/T7 840g Ground Control Flex Lite T5/T7 770g

Been riding them for a year and a bit more, 0 problems with them, same as super trail chasing wich is stronger than exo +

cushcore's newest wonder tool - https://www.vitalmtb.com/news/press-release/rotary-tire-tool-radically-…

@jasbushey For our trails around Durango, I am really digging the radials with a Magic Mary trail pro radial super soft up front (21-22 psi) and the Albert trail pro soft in the rear (24-25psi), no inserts. Today I ordered a Tacky Chan trail pro radial super soft for the front and Tacky Chan trail pro soft radial soft for the rear. I am really excited to try the Tacky Chan because I loved the DHF tread pattern and it looks similar. I'll probably try a Romy in the back at some point as well depending on how the TC...