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how often people wright this legendary man‘s name wrong just baffles me… it‘s Aaron GWIN! 🙄 rant over, sorry😅

I really think the industry could use another billet stem ngl

What is Jack's status now?

shouldn't vali be in front?

Danny does seem to have some pretty decent self-awareness. He used to have an adversarial relationship with Wyn, but he flipped the script and now I love their interactions.

Going to be fun reading wireless/electronic aficionados rationalizing an expensive, cumbersome and fugly axs dropper over a cabled version.

We have entered the part of silly season where people float (and debate!) wild speculation that a 42 year old Dan Atherton returns to downhill (last result was 57th at Crankworx in 2018) on a new rubber band bike to chase a $100k podium. Perhaps we need an award for most ridiculous rumor every year. 🤣🤣🤣

It’s Fox 😉

Didn't Ohlins recently announce they weren't going to develop any new MTB products? Hmm, I guess this isn't super clear though... " During 2023 we reached our goal of a full MTB portfolio, from DH to XC. This means we are entering a new phase where we will be improving performance through a combination of running changes and new m.X versions. When it comes to MTB racing, we’re not going anywhere, as it is the backbone of our innovation. We will remain involved with our partner teams in both Downhill and XC racing, and we look forward to the future...

Maybe the real Tech Rumors and Innovation were the friends we made along the way.

Brother do you know what a rumour is? If I just tell everyone what brand is developing it or which riders will be running it this season it's not a rumour it's just a statement of fact. Keeping it vague enough for people to guess and put forward some theories as to who it could be is what makes it fun.

there was an ohlins dc proto floating about in 2015: https://www.pinkbike.com/news/ews-prototypes-ohlins-downhill-forks.html and the fox dc from a couple years earlier: https://www.pinkbike.com/news/fox-dh-fork-inverted-prototype-2012.html

I'm okay with you having an opinion on the Bike Mechanic profession not paying enough. However, factually speaking we are living in golden economic times. I'd suggest a bike mechanic that needs more money, find employment that pays more, as that's a job of passion and discounted bike parts, not economic advancement. It's not just the stock market that has done insanely well (and it's due for a major correction and could easily drop 20+% in 2025). It's exceedingly low unemployment, its high wage growth, even inflation is very good compared to the rest of the 1st world. And the...