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Industrial Shop Liked a bike check Nicolai Nucleon 16 Supre

4/19/2025 6:17pm
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I think you just have to purchase it separately. Maybe don’t tell them what size front triangle you have? I bought my cl stumpy Evo seat stay from a speci shop. They just ordered it as a replacement part.
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"Hi there, Thanks for your message and your interest in our bikes. In case of a defect, we have all individual parts in stock to offer them as part of our Crash Replacement program. If you're looking for a different seat stay (UDH- or the RAAW seat stay), we also offer these for purchase separately. Let me know if you have any further questions. Have a great weekend! Cheers, Sophia" My email back is specifically about purchase of different size. We shall see...
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Haha dang you got a better response than I did. Hopefully they will let you do it. “Hi Jeff, Thanks for reaching out. Yes, the difference in chain stay length on all sizes are achieved using different seat stays and chain stays. On each size the chain stay length can be adjusted by +-5 mm. We do not offer the...
i have modified my stumpy evo to go from a 1.85 to a 1.75 (approximate, will measure later...) and the difference is huge. I would not have kept this bike if I wasn't able to get it to turn the way I wanted it to. Its amazing that I was able to bolt on the XL seat stay to give me a 453 CS measurement. Honestly I just got lucky this was an available solution, otherwise I would be on a Madonna V3 (a better bike, but it would have cost me a lot of $$$ to switch frames.) I...
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My last bike was a Large Megatower v1 with cascade link and long cs position resulting in ~1.75 fc/rc and that gave a lot of confidence when cornering. I ended up choosing to ride that bike at bike parks more than the large RAAW Yalla! that I also had at the time because it felt easier to ride. I had...
Banshee Titan frames are going for cheap right now, a large gets you to a 1.77 ratio with the long dropouts. Maybe worth trying for someone really wanting to experiment. Seatpost insertion isn't great, but that's my only complaint with mine
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amaranth Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/14/2025 2:46pm
Just sharing my two cents on the Intend Edge, since I've been riding one for a while. TLDR - I don't like it. Long version - I have the Edge, which I ride at 170mm travel. The fork is incredibly smooth on initial stroke, which actually leads to some sensation lost/vagueness on contact, not sure if I can covey that feeling correctly. There's almost a "are my front wheels on the ground?" feeling. I don't believe it's a bad thing, but I could never get used to it. Separate issue is there's not enough damping for me, but that's can...
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sethimus Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/14/2025 8:53am
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Marshall Willanholly Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/13/2025 7:00pm
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Evil96 Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/1/2025 9:48pm
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sspomer Liked a reply to forum topic 2025 Tennessee National DH at Windrock

3/29/2025 6:29pm
vital raw is up
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sspomer Liked a reply to forum topic 2025 Tennessee National DH at Windrock

3/28/2025 9:45pm
raw is uploading right now (internet was fast, then slowed down, so it may be a bit). it was a killer day out there. weather was mint, track is FAST and definitely dusty. the world cuppers are nuts and so are the youngsters. their "normal" is at such a high level. walking the track, it felt like it had been sanitized a bit, but it sure doesn't seem that way with racers on track. the track has everything to it really, not to mention so many awesome, hateful compressions. what used to be the sketchy off-camber/sidehill into the slabby area...
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sspomer Liked a reply to forum topic The Bikeconomics (Mega)Thread

3/18/2025 1:17pm
there's a huge myth to the influencer/content creation story that always seems to be ignored. the myth is that "you too can have it all" because all you need is a selfie stick, gopro and social media. "there are no 'gate keepers' any longer like back in the olden days" is a line i often hear. i'd wager passing through the gates (held by billion-dollar companies that control the algorithm) to success is infinitely more difficult now than it ever was in 1987, 1996, 2003 or 2011. it's no different than an actor from a small midwest town going to...
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AverageAdventurer Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

3/10/2025 4:21pm
Slow rumors day today. Some strange new poc lids just took top spot and 3rd over at Virginia techs helmet ratings. Cularis would be the mtb one seems some sites jumped the gun just before the weekend.
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rodrigomorais Liked a reply to forum topic The Bikeconomics (Mega)Thread

3/7/2025 11:15am
The market is ripe for a new brand filling the gap between Fox Head and Fox Tail. Please welcome: Fox Torso
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matmattmatthew Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

2/26/2025 11:47am
Maybe a hub that doesn't act like a brake?
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ebruner Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

2/25/2025 3:23pm
TLDR: More volts = more betterer for design, and battery requirements, but not a huge impact to the end user if the design is done right. Complicated question and answer. There isn't a massive reason to favor a 48v system over a 36v system. The biggest advantage to a higher voltage system is within the formula/equation for current/watts/amps. Said another way... Amps = Watts / Volts. Here is an example... Assuming 750w power request/output by the motor. 750 watts / 48 volts = 15.6 amps 750 watts / 36 volts = 20.8 amps Batteries are generally more efficient the less...
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