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I keep seeing Yeti employees up at Trestle on the DH bike. I have to wonder if it’s going to release to the public soon.

Given the talent, the talent in opposition to Hattie, and the hard yards she's done, it's pretty bloody well earned!

Speaking of prototypes, in the vital pit bits the Santa Cruz mechanic dished out a ton of new Saint details. 12spd chain, 8spd microspline cassette. Must be close to release...

I can from personal experience tell you that Pinky's came from commitment and community and for sure not family wealth. He was taken to many many races by families kind enough to bring him when dad could not and rode with very bad tires and bikes with lots of miles. I dont know the situation of the other riders but back to the point of the US category system holding riders back, I dont see a problem at all. JMHO

Stop using AI for frivolous shit.

Where did you see that? Could you share a link, because I'm curious if this is confirmed or just a rumor.

How often is shifting under load a result of shifting too late? With a gearbox you’re able to shift at any other time. It may open more shifting windows than it closes

Oh look here's ballz criticising a penis joke Sorry guys I couldn't help it.

You might want stiffer side walls, but more supple tread zone.

Insanely competitive and we didn't even have Dak or Asa there. Amazing time to be a USDH fan

No live video. They've said that's something they're working on for the future but right now it's not happening. It will be great when they show at least the Nationals and US Open live.

The test methodology in that Enduro MTB test leaves a lot to be desired. They measured the tires' rolling resistance on a steel drum (bad for measuring any tire) and with all tires inflated to the same pressures (which is bad for measuring radial vs. bias ply tires). Measuring rolling resistance on a large steel drum is like picking tires based on how cool the patch on the sidewall looks. And this section in their article about tire pressure proves that the methodology is whack. They found the same results for all brands of DH tires, too (Conti, Schwalbe, Specialized)...

Idk whats going on in this forum lately. Amaury: I'm using radials. Schwalbe: our riders are all using radials. Us: no one's using radials. My personal experience, riding them in every condition imaginable, including snow: the biggest improvement in mountain bike technology since we figured out 64 degree HTA could apply to non DH bikes.

Those 28-spoke aluminum Easton wheels on Steve's bike had a very, very, very hard and very short life.

Correct analysis, likely the best looking mountain bike of all time. OG Evil Wreckoning 2nd.