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NoahColorado Liked a comment about Feature It's Electric! SRAM's Wireless Eagle AXS and RockShox Reverb AXS Details
2/10/2019 4:37pm
Tokyo 2020. Is there a Japanese SRAM competitor?
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bturman Liked a reply to forum topic The Patent Thread - New and Wild Mountain Bike Inventions
1/31/2019 9:41pm
Curious to know more about Guerrilla Gravity's new manufacturing method and carbon material? So were we, so we dug up the patent application. Thermoplastic resins are in use, and the patent covers how to make a hollow structure out of the material. This article provides a high-level overview of thermoset resins (used in traditional carbon frames) versus thermoplastic resins and their various pros and cons. For those wanting to dive deep, this presentation offers even more. This isn't the first time thermoplastic composites have been used in the bike industry, but Guerrilla Gravity may well be the first to truly...
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mtbmikeharris Added a comment about feature The Inside Line Podcast - Kyle Warner
11/9/2018 1:43pm
One of the best Mountain Bike podcasts of the year, such a great story.
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mtbmikeharris Added a reply to ALL THINGS LOSINJ, CROATIA WORLD CUP
4/23/2018 10:53am Fantastic coverage this week, best coverage of any site IMHO. Loved the interviews after and the variety of coverage. Keep up the good work!
Evil_+Yeti_7 Liked a bike check Yeti SB5.5c Top Shelf Shred Monster
10/30/2016 9:30pm
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phillemaistre Liked a comment about video Vital RAW - #TBT Gold Hill, Colorado, 2001
10/28/2016 6:46am
Lawd, the NOISE those bikes made! I was able to identify noises made by derailleurs, chains, frames, chainguides, forks, rear shocks... I think I even heard the damper blow in that X-Vert! HA! #wevegotitsogoodthesedays
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@mattyswenson Liked a product review Tested: OneUp Components Bash Guide
10/26/2016 3:17pm
Review by Matt Swenson // Photos by Chris Wellhausen (Action) and Matt Swenson (Product) OneUp Components produces a wide range of drivetrain products and this Bash Guide, they claim, will “eliminate dropped chains forever and more than double your chainring life.” The simplistic, light and durable chainguide isn’t just for enduro racers like Richie Rude and Jared Graves, we used it for trail riding, bike park ripping and even some DH racing. After two months of testing on two different bikes, we’re ready to share our thoughts on this guide. OneUp Bash Guide Features Weight: 87g 28-30T, 102g 32-34T, 105g...
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mtbmikeharris Added a comment about product review SB5.5
7/21/2016 11:11am
These kinds of debates are what 300 post comments are made from, there just isn't "right" answer? Haha. Who you ride with, where you live, what terrain like to ride, etc... At least there isn't as much trolling on this site vs the other one. Anyway, I use the same argument with the lifted pickup, but more power to those guys if that's what they want and really helps up their FigJam game at the trailhead. I live in the Denver, Front Range and only have one "modern" bike a SB66c @150mm, and use for sure bikepark/burlier trail but do...
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mtbmikeharris Added a comment about product review SB5.5
7/21/2016 9:01am
Jeff, have rarely seen a reviewer so responsive to questions and have such great insight, thank you! One debate I have with my riding buddies when looking at bikes is "too much front travel", seems like this crop of 29ers have all been at 160mm including the recently released Slash but I keep hearing the argument (from guys who haven't ridden them) that's too much travel for a 29'er, too much travel for a bike that will climb so much, too much travel unless you are racing enduro. Similar argument as not using a current gen Nomad or SB6 for...
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jeff.brines Liked a product review Tested: 2016 Yeti SB5.5c X01
7/16/2016 7:46pm
Review by Jeff Brines // Action photos by Matthew Doreghty We’ve spent the better part of two months testing Yeti’s latest big-wheeled all-mountain brawler, the SB5.5c, and for the right rider it could be one of the best performing frames. Should you add the bike to your stable? How could it be improved? Read on to find out. The SB5.5c was unveiled earlier this Spring in Moab, during which we received the bike quiet favorably. However, Moab is an outlier of "normal riding conditions," which is why we reserved our full opinion of the new steed until we had ample...
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mtbmikeharris Added a comment about product review SB5.5
7/14/2016 9:27pm
Video was really a nice addition to the review, I see this as as being on the short list for my next bike and appreciate the insight.
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