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Looks like a gamux if you ask me

We have entered the part of silly season where people float (and debate!) wild speculation that a 42 year old Dan Atherton returns to downhill (last result was 57th at Crankworx in 2018) on a new rubber band bike to chase a $100k podium. Perhaps we need an award for most ridiculous rumor every year. 🤣🤣🤣

Hans Rey can finally retire though

Long live The Union. A fraction of the budget and a bigger stack of results than so many high-dollar teams out there. Their absence tells the story of things to come.

Not surprising but damn, what a loss for the sport!

Are you kidding? The frame has… holes for cables 🤢

Spotted on Instagram 😂

I really like provateer Danny Hart- van camping with his family and almost winning worlds.

stupid sexy Isles

THANKS A LOT for your kind reply Naptime!!

Adding a bit. Since the setup is quite similar to Hayes Nines, you shouldn't need to bleed to swap the pushrods out. Check below: 1. Remove the wheel and pump the brake a couple times to advance the caliper pistons. 2. Remove the lever blade from the body. 3. Remove the snap ring holding the pushrod in and remove the pushrod. 4. Install the new pushrod, reattach the lever. 5. Push the caliper pistons back into their bores. Why do this? Simple. By advancing the caliper pistons you create a slight vacuum in the system. This should be enough to...

For simplicities sake I'll be using the king crab's pricing from this site: https://fishmanmkt.com/pages/market-prices WeAreOne: 39.53 lbs - $1976.10 Intense: 41.8 lbs lbs - $2089.58 Greg's Norco: 45.15 lbs - $2257.04 Gracie's Norco: 43.28 lbs - $2163.56 Transition: 39.37 lbs - $1968.10 Trek: 42.57 lbs - $2128.92 Giant: 39.29 lbs - $1964.10 Crestline - 39.88 lbs - $1993.60 Atherton - 40.32 lbs - $2015.59 Gamux - 44.62 lbs - $2230.55 Pivot - 36.38 lbs - $1818.63 Personally I'd love to pay crab pricing rather than the pricing we have now. Which of these athletes would consider trading to me their...

Unpopular opinion:

She’s off the bike, actually rumored to be on a bench

I've come across some the new alloy Stumpjumper, Base: https://cykelexperten.dk/specialized-stumpjumper-15-alloy-2025-hvid-s1/ Comp: https://cykelexperten.dk/specialized-stumpjumper-15-comp-alloy-2025-sor… Pro/Expert: https://cykelexperten.dk/specialized-stumpjumper-15-fox-coil-alloy-2025…

Wet chains could well be quieter. Good theory.

Who’s gonna be the hero to make a mass damper with only parts from Home Depot? I’m thinking PVC pipe and caps, springs from the random hardware section and maybe a stack of nuts on a piece of all thread for the weight. Bushings smaller pvc pipe? Edit- springs could be bungee cords too. That would be ideal. Nice and progressive