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https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1aJ4m1E7tJ/?spm_id_from=333.999.0.0 Can anyone find more about these new Lewis mtb brakes for, alegedly, year 2024? This is the screenshot from Dale Stone's video, but i could not find anything more on bilibili's website... Should be a bigger departure from TrickStuff's now....

From Nate hills IG story New axs dropper? With new side loading battery just like fox...

Not sure if it's been shown already.

e*thirteen's new Sidekick Hub is here, and I had the opportunity to spend a day riding it back-to-back with a regular hub to see how it works and how it improves suspension performance. I started a new forum topic to chat about the Sidekick HERE Full press release with more info HERE Complete Sidekick product range info HERE

I saw this on the @Downmanics IG page. Looks very promising!

Looks like BOS Suspension is back on track with its MTB range: https://www.vojomag.com/news/bos-suspension-revient-avec-une-nouvelle-g… -> Idylle DH fork / Idylle SC (now named Kyll) (39mm stachions anyone?) / Deville + a DJ fork (the USD Obsys should be back too -oh word I'm hoping for a SC version) -> Void / Syors / Stoy shocks as well -> aaaannd surprise surprise, a 2 or 4-pot braking system is in the works (using shimano pads)

I believe.......... it is a bicycle. (Sorry)

https://enduro-mtb.com/en/magazine/ download the app and the latest issue and you'll see the whole article

Zooming in on the photo. Adjustable progression on lower shock mount. Adjustable geo via seatstay chip Adjustable reach with headset cups. Custom chainset (don't know brand). It will be eye wateringly expensive (not from photo......it's just a Pivot).

New Pivot Phoenix will be out in October. Check out the Enduro Mag. They alreay have a test…sorry cannot not upload png to the forum. 😂

VitalRoad 😂 There is an mtb one 😉

I don't want to REALLY derail this thread...but about 15 years ago I worked as an engineering consultant and ultimately spun off a small company to develop vibration based energy harvesters that were essentially tuned mass dampers. The damping was electromechanical, and tuned both with hardware and software. Our secret sauce and patent material was a mechanical means to decouple the frequency of the harvester from the input source...it could be very efficient with a wide range of input excitation frequencies. They never made much power, though...you could take a measurement or send a low power signal, but charging a...

Big S is watching us

So you don't have to leave Vital: