JasonScheiding

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Beacon, NY, USA

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11/1/2010

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo Geoffry Ayr, AKA "The Postman" rolling in.

3/19/2013 12:57pm

Ayr, going postal! Braap!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo Jacqueline Harmony Pro Women's Winner Reaper Madness Pro GRT

3/19/2013 12:55pm

WTG Jackie, you killed it!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about product review Dorado Expert (2013)

3/4/2013 11:35am

Btw, nice write up Griz!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about product review Dorado Expert (2013)

3/4/2013 11:33am

Special care and attention is needed when installing the dorado axle, you can't just push it in, tighten the end bolt then the pinch bolts. Doing this leaves a 2-3mm gap between the fork leg and the hub cone, this causes the seal to ovalize, therefore causing premature seal failure. To properly install, you must push the axle in, let the end of the axle stick out about 1mm, or just enough to feel a lip, dont make it flush, then tighten those pinch bolts, then you can tighten the end bolt, then finally the other pinch bolts. This will...

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Zoomlinski Liked a product review Tested: Shimano Zee Derailleur - Become a Trail Ninja

2/13/2013 7:09pm

by Nick Zuzelski In the craze of clutched rear derailleur technology coming out these days, Shimano's newest offering is targeted to fit the market of gravity riders looking for performance while keeping some hard earned money in their pocket. Enter Zee. Zee RD-M640 Highlights 10-Speed Only Short Cage Weight: 250 grams MSRP: $109.99 The Zee rear derailleur features Shimano's Shadow Plus technology. Translation: The rear derailleur is strategically mounted and tucked in with a low profile design, decreasing the vulnerability of hits or impacts, and thanks to an innovative clutch, you aren't going to hear much chainslap noise while blitzing...

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JasonScheiding Added a reply to 2012 Kona Operator - Med

1/15/2013 9:06am

Great deal for someone just getting into the sport, or looking for a new ride.

JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo original_17RACE.jpg

1/14/2013 12:54pm

Ear wax is good for that stache.

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about press release 2013 USA Pro Gravity Tour Schedule Released

12/22/2012 2:01pm

Looks good, but it should have had all 4 east coast races together, not 2 out east, 2 out west, 2 out east again, tough on a lot of racers that cant afford that much back and forth.

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo original_e13_1.jpg

11/14/2012 10:03am

Perfect!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo original_e13_6.jpg

11/14/2012 10:03am

Yes, just yes!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about bike check 2013 One Ghost Industries Musashi Ghost Dog Edition

11/5/2012 3:20pm

Sick

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo Jason Scheiding

10/22/2012 7:43pm

They spelled my name wrong. Thanks for the photo Dave!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo John Parker at the KOM Enduro

10/1/2012 8:45am

Yeah John!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo Red Bull Rampage Pro Bikes: Brendan Fairclough's ???

9/27/2012 7:13am

He should just ride rampage on that DJ!

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JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo original_mccaul.jpg

9/27/2012 7:10am

Carbon at rampage! Look like the rear end is still aluminum though.

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JasonScheiding Added bike check JasonScheiding's Other 9/15/2012 8:22pm

JasonScheiding Added a comment about photo original_mdelorme_MtncreekproGRT_2012_3813.jpg

5/31/2012 7:04pm

The high pivot, and the chain-line running from the gearbox at the high pivot point eliminates pedaling forces on the suspension for bob free pedaling. When you run the chain directly from the BB to the rear axle it forces the suspension to squat as you apply force, this configuration eliminates that.

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