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Mountain Jerk Added a new Feature First Ride - Orbea Launches the Fully Redesigned Wild eMTB
12/5/2022 11:39am
Though the full-power Wild has existed in Orbea's lineup since 2016 with numerous iterations—the original was a hardtail—Orbea was aware that today's eMTB technology demanded more than a revision...
Mountain Jerk Added a comment about product review Occam LT
4/26/2022 11:29pm
Nice build! There's something to be said for bikes that like playful lines vs. plowing...
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marktuttl3 Liked a comment about product review Vital Tested - Orbea Occam LT Review
4/26/2022 11:28pm
I bought this bike after owning Jeffsy and sb130, and I am in love. I race Xc but love big adventures on the weekend with long climbs and steep gnarly dh. And this bike fits me perfectly! I threw on some carbon wheels, mt7 brakes, and was able to get my bike down to 28lbs (check out my bike check on vital). This reviewer nailed it it’s super playful, but still confident inspiring for going fast. This review helped me realize I am not as much of a plower in the chunk as I thought. Instead I like to pick...
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Mountain Jerk Added a comment about product review Occam LT
4/26/2022 7:16am
Only Zuul.
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Mountain Jerk Added a product review for 2022 Orbea Occam LT M10 Bike
4/26/2022 - 4:58am
Vital Tested - Orbea Occam LT Review
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Mountain Jerk Added a comment about feature REVIEW: Specialized Trail-Series Winter Riding Gear
2/10/2021 4:31pm
Disappointed to not find any action speeder bike photos of the Return of the Jedi Endor Mission Anorak.
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Mountain Jerk Started a new thread 2013 Transition Bandit 26 Medium for sale
8/14/2014 3:23pm
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bturman Liked a product review 2014 Test Sessions: Norco Sight Carbon 7.1
2/13/2014 3:26pm
Reviewed by Steve Wentz and Brandon Turman // Photos by Shawn Spomer and Lear Miller New for 2014, the 140mm travel Norco Sight makes the leap from aluminum to carbon. In doing so they’ve reduced the frame weight by a whopping 25% and improved the ride characteristics. While the geometry remains the same, Norco did take the time to make a handful of minor updates. Combining the smooth lines of carbon, a dialed paint job and a little color coordination in the component spec, this bike truly is a sight to behold. In fact, we’d wager that it’s the best...
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Mountain Jerk Added a comment about photo Five Ten Display at Andorra World Cup
7/27/2013 12:53pm
It is indeed an SPD.
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Mountain Jerk Added a reply to Jamis Parker pivot bushings & such???
12/29/2012 10:15am I know where to find an 09 Jamis Parker for sale...
Mountain Jerk Added a reply to Cannondale Claymore for DH
4/16/2012 6:44pm I have a 2011 Claymore 1. The biggest change I made was going to 1x10 (36 big ring) with a chain guide. It's my "one bike does all" and I raced some Gravity East rounds and it did really well. The bike likes to be ridden fast and keeps up well with full DH rigs except for the most technical...
Mountain Jerk Added a reply to Who has experience with 1x10 speed for enduro/light dh?
9/5/2011 7:48pm I have a Claymore as well, and run 1x10 with a 36 chainring. It climbs pretty well with the 36 and granny gear in the back. I'd recommend anywhere between a 34-36.
Mountain Jerk Added a comment about video 2011 Windham World Cup DH
8/29/2011 4:07pm
It's insane to see the images and video from the flood after being there this summer. Such a friendly, accommodating community.
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Mountain Jerk Added a product review for Urge Endur-O-Matic Open Face Helmet
9/22/2015 - 1:36pm
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Mountain Jerk Added a reply to Fat grips or thin grips?
12/21/2010 8:16pm Sunline Half Waffle and Logo Thick. Never could understand why so many prefer a thin grip. They make my hands hurt.
Mountain Jerk Added a reply to helmet cam options/recommendations?
8/26/2009 9:13pm There's a nice selection of mounting options, though they each run about $20 a piece and none are included with the camera. I run the goggle strap mount the most as it can be easily adjusted or removed. The downside to the helmet mounts is that once you stick the mount on your helmet, it can't be moved or transferred...
Mountain Jerk Added a reply to helmet cam options/recommendations?
10/4/2011 5:10pm I've been using the Vholdr, and have been pleased with the results. One thing I have noticed is the better the lighting, the better the quality. http://www.vimeo.com/5869064 This is the regular Vholdr, not the new HD, though the HD seems to be a nice step up.