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can confirm, it's uncomfortably close. But worked fine as long as it was dry.

neko doing laps at mtn creek with a 32" front wheel and cialis-sized FOX 40. pic by luca cometti the sniper.

ugh, not this again.

But, but, they fill the hole in the middle...is totally not the same thing!

This is going to grind some gears... taken from Lewis IG Story.

A more relevant question would be how old is my gray matter?

How old is your browser?!

New SC Tallboy dropping May 19. 4bar, more travel, lighter. Seems like to align with 5010.

my 2 cents after spending some time on the bike is that I really want to spend more time on the bike. A couple anecdotes here: I was surprised at how well it pedalled and the lack of heft that I was expecting after looking at it. After giving it back for a month I had to film on it with no time to get familiar again. First trail was a rapid North Van classic that I have ridden a bunch and I was immediately sending it. It was extremely poppy while still being planted, able to pull for all...

Just spent 10 minutes reading about freehub preferences… Not sure if I can explain to a regular person how much entertainment value this holds for me🍿

Superboost…?

RMU NIGHTTRAIN Highlights: 170mm of rear wheel travel // 170 or 190mm fork travel Mid-pivot, 6-bar flex-stay Orion suspension platform with dual idler drivetrain layout 6066-T6 aluminum frame 63° head tube angle Size-specific chainstay lengths 12x157mm SuperBoost rear spacing Four sizes: S1, S2, S3, S4 Lifetime frame warranty Weight (size S2): Deore - 37 lb (16.78 kg) | XT Di2 - 36 lb (16.32 kg) | Saint DH - 40 lb (18.14 kg) | Frameset w/ FOX Factory X2 shock - 10.2 lb (4.63 kg) MSRP (USD): Deore - $4,999 | XT Di2 - $6,999 | Saint DH - $6,499...

Microspine drivers are a blight against humanity and should die in a fire along with the stupid plastic spacer they require to prevent Shimano cassettes from creaking like a haunted house. The only thing that might be worse than the microspine interface and its woefully anemic, made of cheese, lock ring might be the actual cassettes themselves which in the year of our lord 2026 still are half singe piece pinned garbage that falls apart and half stamped metal plates with spacers. Seriously, 12 speed shimano stuff is the most disappointing experience I've ever had with a drivetrain. I hate...

Product launch imminent, Ben hildred out with SC in the US

So glad there aren’t a bunch of other parts on bikes with those issues!

Jackson Goldstone is running an 8 speed cassette with the prototype saint derailleur. This is probably something that barely qualifies as tech rumor / innovation, but I found it interesting.

The Plot Thickens

confirmed not 32", though that photo does make them look big.