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Yes please. One thing I want for the testing is for riders to wear noise cancelling headphones or just listen to music, as while I think O-chain absolutely provides a benefit, I think the silence aspect is a huge placebo effect. On the topic of chain slap, I'm just going to say that 200g of chain moving around is going to do absolutely f-all when we're talking about suspension forces from a 75kg rider, and a spring of 400lb/in.

Would y'all want to see a 15-minute VitalMTB video with back-to-back testing on a section of brutal rocky chunder with different pedal kickback theories to see if the Ochain really works as advertised?

Maybe… just maybe,,, now stay with me here… she (and the other pros saying the same thing) has a valid point that the liaison times were unrealistically short and us armchair racers should refrain from speculating on her (and other pro athletes who do this for a living) fitness levels and take them at their word that they know what they’re talking about and the liaison times were, indeed, unrealistically short.

That bit about Frameworks customers offering their frames got me feeling stuff. Thank you, mountain bike people.

You could throw Asa in there as well, he was on a Fox RAD electronic shock.

Troy, Finn and Luca - yes.

The poll is flawed. You can't say what SHOULD WE ban first. That's such a loaded question. I don't want to ban either.

https://www.vitalmtb.com/forums/hub/sram-maven-reviewsexperiences#comme… There's a Maven forum. Petition to rename it "Brake Lever Tech Rumors and Innovation" I was hoping the Devinci release would be a new Troy but based on their teaser saying "getting more power, getting more trails etc" sounds like another eeb

Sram would disagree with you. To each their own, some people are pumped on it. Some hate it. Neither is right or wrong. its cool to see the progression of innovation either way