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Looks pretty darn square no?

Knobs design is one of a factor, consider more about knob height, angle and position, combined with profile and ratio, you will get totally different tire

Cool. But I wish companies would bark up a "tree that matters". Carbon vs Carbon vs Aluminum bla bla bla really doesn't matter all that much on the trail. Unlike road riding, there are so many factors that contribute to ride quality. Tires, suspension, handlebar etc. Carbon fiber frames aren't bad, but they feel more like a byproduct of a stale industry (back when nobody knew where to take things to sell more of them...) than something fully revolutionary. Small bike companies, here is an idea that'd be a game changer. Focus on getting the front and back tire equally...

Will they blowing out the aluminium frames at discounted prices? Taking Canadian pesos at par?

Gee should call his the G-Wagon

"The Harrier." The Harrier, informally referred to as the Harrier Jump Jet, is a family of jet-powered attack aircraft capable of vertical/short takeoff and landing operations (V/STOL). Named after a bird of prey,[1] it was originally developed by British manufacturer. or also A bird of Prey in the UK. Harriers characteristically hunt by flying low over open ground, feeding on small mammals, reptiles, or birds.

if they were on Evil they could have called Gee's bike "The Frowning"

Dh: Atherton Hardline Enduro: Atherton Fox Hunt

Its funny how the sh*t spewing children from a certain color bike site show up here to crap on folks trying to go out and do something on their own, to create their own bike line. Yes, I know its the internet so folks feel they can regularly just show their a*s to the world, and they do it everywhere across the virtual world. Sad to see mountain bikers act like such dicks, when in the real world Ive yet to meet somebody not willing to help others when they have a mechanical on the trail. Taking the piss out...

Revive wins!

We install every dropper on the market in our shop, but the BikeYoke Revive has no equal

I spent a long time writing up a review on the e13 TRS+ dropper, unfortunately vital pooped itself and the review didn't upload. Anyways... The e13 is cheap. It looks nice. It works ok in cold weather. It works ok in hot weather. It doesn't work if it gets wet. Rotational play after 2 rides. Customer support is basically "here is some info, you figure it out for us." Jenson passes on all issues to e13 and won't take back a faulty unit. TL;DR don't buy the e13 TRS+ dropper post and especially don't buy it from Jenson. Rating 1...

Miller time!!!!!!!