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ethanrevitch Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/8/2024 2:33pm
Oh that was you on insta haha. You’re everywhere.
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jonathanheierle Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

4/8/2024 10:30am
Was responding to your zeb comments on ig too haha, I follow a lot of the forbidden sponsored riders and staff, always little sneak peaks in some of their posts, not sure if intentional or not haha

jonathanheierle Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

3/30/2024 2:15pm
Definitely a bit exaggerated but on the right track. Ebikes are slowly getting lighter and more powerful but I feel like it is more of a technology plateau currently. I've owned my Turbo levo for 3, almost 4 years now and it's been a great bike. Other than having the motor replaced under warranty I've never had any motor/battery specific...

jonathanheierle Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

3/28/2024 3:14pm
I totally agree, I have a set of WAO Unions that are still perfectly straight after 2 seasons of riding, and I prefer the steeper tech trails. Also just ordered a set of the convergence wheels w/hydra hubs for $1263 out the door with their march madness sale. The Raceface wheels looks nice but don't see any reasons to move...

Primoz Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

3/25/2024 10:22am
FWIW I haven't heard a bad word about the performance of them from people actually trying them out... And they will be ridden in the world cup if that's any consolation at all. Probably not though.
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jonathanheierle Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

3/25/2024 10:21am
I agree, every single owner I've spoken to who has actually tried Lewis brakes has nothing but great things to say about them. Great modulation, great power, nice construction quality etc. I'm very curious to try them myself next month. Everyone who has bashed them and called them cheap sweatshop made brakes, unsurprisingly has never even tried or seen them...

Shinook Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

3/24/2024 2:04pm
What patent did Lewis violate that was held by Trickstuff? I'm in no way disputing they look identical and similar, but that doesn't constitute a patent violation. Some functional aspect of the brake would've needed to be duplicated that was patented by Trickstuff, there are only so many things unique they are doing (maybe the clamp or lever pivot?). If anything the Lewis design is slightly more innovative because it allows you to rotate the cam in the lever to adjust lever progression, something the Trickstuff brakes lack (although I'd find hysterical if they duplicated). "Something looks like something" isn't...
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