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Bring back the gimp suit!

In my experience, forearm pump is 100% related to brake power. Lack of brake power can come from a thousand different sources, but when brakes start to fade, hands and forearms start to hurt and everything on your body and bike has to compensate. Could be caused by: bad brake design, bad bleed, rotors too small in diameter, rotors too thin (1.8mm vs. 2.0 or 2.3), rotors worn out, old pads, wrong pad material, contamination, and more. Now, I have noticed that "holding onto the handlebars and moving my body around" is harder when my brakes aren't working. Typically, when...

Here we go again.....

I’m just bummed it’s missing a crossbar and pad

Ridin' these world cups All alone God takes your stack You're on your own The Mondraker flies straight A perfect line Raise your bar height Until you die

Not really a tech rumour, but quite interesting nonetheless

I like my forum comments like I like my riding style. Fast, loose, awkward and over confident in my abilities.

No, absolutely not. Reading is not a strong suit for most people.

https://www.vitalmtb.com/forums/hub/sram-maven-reviewsexperiences#comme… There's a Maven forum. Petition to rename it "Brake Lever Tech Rumors and Innovation" I was hoping the Devinci release would be a new Troy but based on their teaser saying "getting more power, getting more trails etc" sounds like another eeb

I'm curious if Myriam will be lining up next week at Fort Bill. She just posted an update on her thumb injury two days ago (6 weeks post-op), but there was no mention of whether she's racing or not. I would absolutely love to see her back, even if she's still building back to form.

is there a tire forum thread

given the larger ratchet rings, i assume that would preclude backwards compatibility with existing hubs, correct?

Continental finally releasing soft compound in trail casing. Hopefully super soft in enduro casing is also on the menu.

For rocking the reverse mulēt.

It's a little wider and so offers a little more volume. The DHR makes a great front tire and lots of folks prefer it to the DHF or Assegai. Most riders like to run a slightly wider tire on the front. Also, plenty of requests from bike brands that want a wider rear tire for e-bikes. More cushion for the pushin'.