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I want to know more about those single wall ENVE rims! They might not be single wall, just slim, but they sure look like it.

Try to add some more oil to your spring side

I went from a large D3 that fit very well to a pretty snug large RPC, but I've been told the pads pack down a little in the tight spots with time. It's not uncomfortable at all, but it's very snug and secure. That's actually something I like about it. The D3 was comfy but it felt like there was a millimeter of padding between me and the foam, whereas the new Fox helmet has pretty significant pads all around my noggin.

Are thet the cnc headtube version like the latest dh bike?

From my experience they fit similar to TLD, but about half a size off. I wear a large Fox for my V3 RS, my Mainframe, and my old Rampage Pro Carbon. My TLD Stage is an XL/XXL with the smallest pads instead of a M/L. I always felt like I was between sizes on the D3, but I haven’t tried the D4

FYI I decided to sell my Intend Trinity set. You can find it on the big red website. After much consideration I really enjoy the linear power delivery of the Maximas so I will be keeping those.

Just got a new Fox Rampage Pro Carbon and I'm super impressed. It's light, comfy, surprisingly well ventilated, and light. I'm happy that full faces are getting bigger in general. I'm no scientist, but I have done an egg drop experiment in middle school and I know that a bigger helmet has more room for the squishy parts that protect your brain. Compared to my old D2's and D3's it's just a much bigger bubble around my brain. It's also very, very expensive, so that sucks, but it's a very cool product. Coming off a nine year old D3 so...

I think mechanical t-type is inevitable. There is a schematic for frames on the UDH website that includes a cable stop. Posted a pic of it months ago. I can try to find it again when I get back to my computer.

Yep. I watched an interview with the guy who built this bike, and it was an idea based on the type of riding in his area. A lot of rolling terrain with some climbing here and there. A lot more time in the saddle apparently. As a really tall person, I absolutely love steeper seat angles. Most of my riding is peddling up to go down.

I'd like to bring your attention to the Red site where 2 guys are having a 70+ post argument over the specification (or lack of therein) of mineral oil........we have a long way to go.

I've been away for a while, so not checking regularly for a couple weeks, so I spent a couple hours trying to catch up, prolly 12 or so pages the content and tone of comments has changed drastically in the last year. I can only assume with increased users and engagement, which has brought along with it, a much more negative and judgy tone. I was drawn to this comment section for the rumours and innovation (and spy shots, and great info from the likes or TEAMROBOT, Cascade, Dave, and many others) but I find myself turned off by the...