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maximumradness Added a comment about bike check Jenny Walters

10/11/2026 7:13am
Everytime the vital algorhythm feeds me this bike below a different one , I come back to soak in the perfectly blended green and silver glory, the custom carbon love and the absolutely rad riding pics …. Thieves suck, but custom builds live in our hearts forever
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maximumradness Added a comment about bike check Jenny Walters

10/11/2026 7:12am
Everytime the vital algorhythm feeds me this bike below a different one , I come back to soak in the perfectly blended green and silver glory, the custom carbon love and the absolutely rad riding pics …. Thieves suck, but custom builds live in our hearts forever
This bike check has 11 comments.

maximumradness Added a comment about bike check Jenny Walters

10/11/2026 7:12am
Everytime the vital algorhythm feeds me this bike below a different one , I come back to soak in the perfectly blended green and silver glory, the custom carbon love and the absolutely rad riding pics …. Thieves suck, but custom builds live in our hearts forever
This bike check has 11 comments.

monarchmason Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation - Longer and Slacker

10/10/2026 9:11am
I think the depression of the current market may work to Specializes advantage. Specifically in the marketing side of things. Right now a lot of hard core people look at enduro bikes and shrug their shoulders because 140-150mm travel frames can be customized to take such a beating. But everyone outside of this hardcore label with money will eat up Specialized marketing. That their Enduro bike will be 10 years in the making. They will advertise this thing as the second coming of Jesus for the enduro genre. It will be a new beast, unlike the old generation of enduro...
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Dave_Camp Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation - Longer and Slacker

10/4/2026 10:12am
DH bike really just need more chainring protection like below (Myriam Nicole's bike). I used to do similar on my DH bikes- ran the OG Evil full bashring on the outside of the chainring and a taco style guard on the inside. Or this- DIY bike: This thing is just a loop of steel tube welded to the DT/BB. Would probably support the weight of a car. Guessing 75% of the chain issues we see are due to riders smashing the chain into rocks...
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Damn, I always wrote off the canyons in general, just cause I’ve Seen so many broken torques in our shops …. But I will say! 518 reach baby! -and plus 8mm cups? 455 stays at sag? That’s a compelling bike ….. when the tech rumors slow down …. You can always deep dive a random bike geometry
I like the Norco. I like the demo. I like race bikes and I ride them to about 80 percent of their ability when I’m at 1000 percent of my own, with my kids, making shapes in the park. We get to ride factory race bikes on Saturdays at home. And they don’t try to kill us like moto gp...
It does sorta look like the top of galby. I haven’t been up there in a while, and I heard there’s a taco truck and a flannel shop near the radio tower now. Also: it would be very transition to make a bike that pools water under the lower shock mount like that. And abandon the recently lauded chips design...
Look great. I bet they are great. Won’t buy them for 3 years because shimano. Just shinano’nn stuff. Appreciate that they take their time but my last two shimano brake sets were nightmares on the trail, and in the stand. I learned a lot about bad design and I learned not to rush to buy shimano - oddly like sram...

florian377 Liked a bike check We Are One Arrival 152

8/30/2026 12:00pm
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The kneepads-always-on crew clearly ain't from my neck of the woods. If you do a big climb in the southeast in July or August, removing your shoes to put your kneepads back on at the top of a climb gives you the opportunity to also remove your socks and wring the sweat out of them. Bonus of taking knee pads on and off is that you can link that activity in your mind to disengaging the climb switch on your shock and unwinding LSC on your fork back to its normal setting. For me, those two things always go together...
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