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noideamtber Added a reply to Ebike Chainring Preferences

7/26/2026 3:28pm
always Steel on an ebike... Both bosch and avinox motor systems are hard on drivetrains, Using linkglide or Advent MX pro 11 speeds are excellent and long wearing with Really good shifting performance.
You can get some sick follow cam footage of your bros.
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noideamtber Added a reply to E-bike talk: not tech rumor derailment

7/23/2026 5:37pm
I think it's a Statement to ensure what bosch and TQ(coming soon) are going to commit to, max 750watts with speed restrictions staying within guidelines except for certain countries like NZ where bosch(trek said ok) recently allowed up to 45kmph. I'd Like to see some restrictions around Assist multiplier, Which is where the Avinox get's alot of its love, despite...

sspomer Liked a reply to forum topic E-bike talk: not tech rumor derailment

7/23/2026 4:15pm
PR in from Trek about e-bike standards Trek calls on bike industry to adopt voluntary e-bike speed standards [WATERLOO, WI] – Trek Bicycle today announced its new voluntary electric bike speed standards in the United States. These self-imposed standards are designed to help protect trail access, improve safety, and preserve places to ride for future generations. The company is inviting other bike manufacturers to adopt similar self-imposed standards. All Trek electric mountain bikes sold in the United States will be Class 1 and will: • Have a 20mph maximum pedal-assist speed • Will not have a throttle All Trek electric...
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smelly Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation - Longer and Slacker

7/21/2026 12:53pm
$381? This is for blinglespeeds, not singlespeeds.
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sethimus Liked a reply to forum topic Does anyone actually believe T Type shifts under load better?

7/20/2026 3:20pm
yes, you can stand on your derailleur
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63expert Liked a reply to forum topic Clik valve - yes or no

7/19/2026 9:43pm
My Fillmore valves have been great. Bought them for my Hightower, they came stock on the V10
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noideamtber Added a reply to Clik valve - yes or no

7/19/2026 1:06am
Do I have to use the adapter or whatever to check my tyre pressure? I have Absolute Zero issues with fillmore's themselves and I own several original v1's -i've never had a clog or any kind of weird sh1t. The only issue I run into is the fillmores seem to destroy the pump heads eventually.

piratetrails Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation - Longer and Slacker

7/16/2026 12:56pm
I would just like to call out the fact that 100% of the 6 mens elite world cups so far have been won on 148 rear ends.
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ex-ballz Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation - Longer and Slacker

7/15/2026 10:34pm
I bet he does not own a Jab.
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DServy Liked a reply to forum topic Boyd Cycling Provides Faster Engagement with All-new Sixtus Hub

7/15/2026 1:06am
Are people in the gravity side of the sport really clamoring for high engagement hubs to pair with their o-chains?
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Poleczechy Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation - Longer and Slacker

7/14/2026 10:52am
Babe wake up, Yeti just released a $5,000 frameset.
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Shimano dropped its latest rendition of Di2 drivetrains last year. Available in Deore, XT , and XTR , each strikes a different budget range, with variations in features, materials, and bling factor. We have covered and ridden the XTR and XT tiers, both of which are competitive options in the world of wireless shifting. What remained was the bottom of the totem pole. You don’t have to splurge on an entire groupset to ride Di2. Shimano conveniently sells upgrade kits to convert to wireless. The Deore upgrade kit retails for $675, and we spent the past six months hammering...
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TEAMROBOT Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation - Longer and Slacker

7/12/2026 3:51pm
Three gears in the front and seven in the back could be the perfect ratio for mountain biking! It's almost like it would give you three different gear "ranges" using the front shifter- one for climbing, one for descending, and one for everything in between. And the chain alignment could be so much straighter without having to pack all your gears onto one super wide cassette. I wonder why no one's thought of that yet? I can't think of any downsides.
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