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

11/20/2025 10:49pm
Peeked the prototype sixfinity Yeti SB160 while on my ride today. Didn’t get the greatest look as they were being sneaky-sneaky with it. I chatted to the product manager (who was on SB140) a bit, all he’d divulge was that it was the SB160 and that it’s a “sweet bike”, while the guy on the 160 was hiding in the bushes. But what I saw was a vertical shock orientation, and frame storage door, looked sleek AF and could be close to production ready...
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Digit Bikes Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/20/2025 10:20am
It relates to 6-bar and 7-bar link suspensions, sixfinity and sevenfinity for example.
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Digit Bikes Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/19/2025 9:08pm
In honor of the 1000th page, we should vote on the best meme of 2025: 👍🏻 for “Crab” 👎🏻 for “6-7” edit: Carcinization is the antithesis of innovation. Maybe we should keep crab talk on the crab talk forum and keep this thread focused on MTB tech rumors and/or innovation.
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AvgMTBEnjoyer Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/19/2025 11:51am
Imagine if page 1000 is just arguing about this proto lol
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2supple Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/19/2025 9:30am
Figured it out
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kane Liked a reply to forum topic Nerding out on Brakes shall we? Not another tech deraliment

11/18/2025 11:41am
I think that is a rather confusing post about how the thickness of the rotors affect the heat and temperature. The heat transfer from the rotor will mostly be affected by the surface area and this will be reasonably similar between standard and thicker rotors. So, if the rotors are at the same temperature a thicker rotor will, indeed, stay at a higher temperature longer, but in reality the temperatures will not be the same. For a given braking event the energy dissipated with either rotor will be the same and the thicker rotor will reach a lower maximum temperature...
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BGoldstone Liked a reply to forum topic BIKES PARKS IN BC

11/17/2025 9:11pm
Sun peaks is a small resort village but has every thing you’ll need. Grocery store, restaurants etc. The riding as a bit of everything with a much more laid back vibe then Whistler. Never ridden Revy but the town is closer to Whistler in size. You might also want to look at Silver Star, not too far out of the way between Sun Peaks and Revelstoke.
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pnwhut Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/15/2025 10:21am
On the topic of 6 bar pedal bikes, anyone got info on this? Spotted at my local trails a while back, seems pretty dialed for a proto….
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comatosegi Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/13/2025 2:48pm
Mid high pivot, seems to be the best compromise. You get the square edge performance with more neutral cornering and jumping character. And Forbidden is still unique because of the true proportional sizing, which I think is still the key sell point. I am terrible judge of aesthetics.
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Lacanuck24 Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 South Korea world cup

11/13/2025 12:14pm
Resident Korean resident here 1. Things to do on bikes... RIDE!!! The race weekend is also the start of the bike park season locally. There are three parks within an hour of each other, two within five minutes. Alpensia Bike Park is literally right next to Yongpyong. The parks here a different from Europe, smaller and still growing. Wellihilli is further west at lower altitude and has fun runs. You could also ride in/near Seoul. We ride year round here and the outskirts of Seoul have some fantastic singletrack. Even some rock slabs with epic views on the eastern edge...
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Trocko Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/12/2025 9:15am
Yeti human powered bikes going to sixfinity👀
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It's 500 eur to get the spec for one category of use for one component/area of use and the money is a credit for future tests performed by them on an actual component.
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The load cases we used are mainly based on the EFBE Tri-Test (Cat 5). EFBE is a German company specialized in frame testing. I can’t share the exact load cases since they’re proprietary, but EFBE can provide the official documentation once you pay an advance or deposit. You can also find some useful hints in their public test videos on YouTube — they show quite well the kind of loads and setups they use.
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1llumA Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation

11/8/2025 7:17pm
Looks like the Madonna might get the Yalla V2 adjustable dropout soon. Found these on mtbnews.de for a an industry event with everyone attending bike setup pictured https://www.mtb-news.de/news/bock-auf-ballern-2025/
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JVP Liked a reply to forum topic Nerding out on Brakes shall we? Not another tech deraliment

11/7/2025 10:02pm
I’ve got Maven Base and Dominions. Not a lot of difference in power but the Dominion lever point doesn’t wander in and out as much. I like the Dominions better. The stupid Maven levers are slick like ice. Actually had my finger slip off on a steep turn and broke my face something good. I had to put grip tape on the levers. Looking forward to putting the Dominions on this newer bike once I have a chance.
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Depending on the exact configuration, I'd say about halfway between a Code and Maven. Obviously, way lighter lever feel and more aggressive bite though.
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Kapolczer Added a reply to "Exciting" bikes

11/7/2025 9:37pm
Exciting bikes are becoming harder and harder to come by, as geometry, suspension design and manufacturing start converge. And it’s definitely not because there aren’t a ton of amazing and very interesting bikes on the market, I think we have more options than ever right now. And honestly, there’s very few bikes on the market that I think I’d actually...

reallifewithdad Liked a reply to forum topic "Exciting" bikes

11/7/2025 8:45pm
Chris Canfields Vampire Fastarossa is an exciting concept, and the theoretical shorter travel Ti bike that he had previously said would be out this fall. Similar to the Orbea mentioned earlier, it would be pretty great to have an enduro bike that you can change to a DH bike if needed. On this all you really need is the fork. No links or fittings to change, same shock stroke used for up to 40mm of rear travel difference. I would happily replace 2 of my bikes with one.
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jalopyj Liked a reply to forum topic "Exciting" bikes

11/7/2025 8:45pm
I like the trend of bikes coming out with adjustable dropouts to change rear center lengths. It's been fun playing around with different dropout lengths with my Kavenz and it looks like Banshee, Crestline and Transition (with their new bottlerocket) have something similar going on. I wonder if eccentric bottom brackets will ever be a thing. I think a few world cup DH bikes have them, but would be an interesting way to adjust F/R ratio without changing wheelbase.
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switzb15 Liked a bike check Roxanne the Revel Ritual

11/7/2025 12:47pm
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