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Imagine a site forum with more than 6 posters.

agreed on all points. Its kind of a weird feeling wanting to be of support,but not wanting to be one of those annoying ,white SJW's who IMHO are more racist than alot of people ,because they dont think black people can accomplish anything without a white savior to scream on their behalf.

i homepaged this. thank you for creating this post. i don't go on insta or social media outside of posting bike stuff. i hadn't seen eliot's video. so POWERFUL. thank you, eliot. 2:16pm - just FYI, i changed the homepage title to only have eliot's name in there. his video and words have the power of first-hand, individual, direct experience. his courage to post it at all is commendable beyond words.

All power to Eliott. Like he says "I don't see colour" is just a way of people letting their selves off the hook from having to confront the real consequences that societal structures have. I've often looked around at races and thought to myself how crazily homogeneous mountain biking is in terms of race, gender and class. Absolute solidarity

In this context, there are two other brands who should share the early limelight, Specialized and SRAM. They both posted clear messages expressing their support for the current movements, knowing full well that they would antagonize a portion of their followers/customers (good riddance, I say!): View this post on Instagram Cycling has a problem with race. For decades, cycling has been a walled garden of exclusion, from the community to the lack of representation to the marketing—you name it. We’re owning that we’ve been part of that problem, and with the utmost humility, we’re acknowledging that we need to work...

thanks all of you guys. so glad to see these posts, and for you to put em on the site.

Liteville used to have a bike with 200mm travel that you could pedal up the hill. It was liteville 901 mk1, now I see 901 mk3 is pure downhill bike...

Bicycle Retailer had a guest opinion piece (that link will take you to the entire article, not too long if you want the full read) Theo Jorna is the CEO of Hicle, an organization that puts together bicycle shows, including the E-Bike Challenge in Minnesota. He is very much in favor of e-bikes, in all their various forms. It was interesting to read yet another person call out the USA e-bikes as being over-powered and chide the "shred" image being used to sell bikes. Here are some excerpts from the article, quotes are in quotation marks and italics: With regard...

if there is any million-dollar rider out there, it's wibmer. his project vids are bonkers (concepts, quality, riding and views), his vlogs are consistent and do well, and he's a trials showman, engaging w/ uneducated crowds, face-to-face, at demos and shows. i hope he can get anything he asks for. he deserves it IMO. (note to soccer moms and dads in MTB - if you want your kid to make any kind of actual living riding bikes, send them to trials school : )