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One tip I’ve found helpful is to look for specialized insurance providers that offer coverage for extreme sports or racing. They might be pricier but can save you a lot of headaches if something goes wrong. Also, if you’re racing without a license, some companies might have more flexible options, so it could be worth checking that route. If you’re...

Saw your post about travel insurance for racing in the US. I’ve been in a similar situation with sports and insurance, and it can definitely be tricky. From my experience, insurance companies often shy away from covering sports activities, especially high-risk ones like racing.

Have you checked out any niche brands or specialty stores? Sometimes they cater to those of us with longer limbs.

That sounds like an exciting project you've been working on! Developing a downhill (DH) game with a focus on realism and authentic controls is no small feat. It's awesome to see your dedication to making it feel like a real biking experience. If you're into gaming, have you ever checked out the marketplace at https://bitskins.com? It's a platform where gamers...

Hey @luckymixes! Developing a downhill racing game sounds like an exciting adventure, and your dedication to realism and bike control is truly impressive. It's clear that you're passionate about creating an authentic gaming experience. Speaking of gaming, have you ever explored game apps to earn money? They offer a unique way to enjoy gaming while potentially earning rewards or even...

Just stumbled upon this thread from 3 years ago and was super curious about what you ended up deciding. The Intense Carbine 29er is no joke, and the dilemma you had between that and possibly picking up a Santa Cruz Chameleon had me intrigued. Santa Cruz is stellar, and it sounds like your local shop knows how to treat their...

I have to say, I love to travel and discover new places to ride as well! I recently found some good deals on business class flights, so I'm definitely in the mood for an adventure. From your list, I've only been to Tahoe and Whistler, but I've heard great things about Bellingham and Crested Butte. Have you considered Moab or...

Assuming you're talking about coming back from a Covid-19 infection, there are a few things to consider. First, it can take weeks or even months for your lungs to recover from the virus entirely. This will obviously impact your endurance and ability to ride at full intensity. Second, even if you're otherwise healthy, the stress of having had the virus...