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Correction: Price: $549 USD + whatever the Orange Mussolini is charging up for that day / €600 EUR / $945 AUS / £535

Literally went away from Reverbs cause I hated that play and losing what felt like a cm or two when I sat down on it, and now they’re advertising it as a feature lmao. We’re riding on suspension bikes but now we need suspension in our seat post too? No thanks.

I now see that they actually have a fitment calculator on their website: Calculator | RockShox Looks like a 175mm post for me, if I get one.

I really love these projects, especially because they always prove that "retro" colourways still look great on modern frames. Every time, they make me check what the current colourways are because surely I just don't remember how good the modern colours are and no every time the retro colourway wins. Oh and RM should build that alloy Pipedream bike with the linkage plates.

And since I know everyone here freakin' loves purple anodized parts and spending $10k+ on bikes, Yeti released its 40th Anniversary ASR - https://www.vitalmtb.com/news/press-release/yeti-releases-40th-annivers… It does look pretty BALLER

Plus $150 for a remote if you do not have one.

For those who don't wanna click: Price: $549 USD / €600 EUR / $945 AUS / £535

Industrial 3D printers fill the print chamber with nitrogen while printing. Titanium also needs inert gas atmosphere when 3d printing. The one at work we use has a built in nitrogen generator.

It's probably a Cali-Centric problem, because they put 1/4"-1/2" granite aggregate on all the fire roads around here. You get rock chips from CLIMBS around here if you're not a total squid. And if you have a problem with a raw aluminum mtb frame, that sounds like a very serious personal problem. You should probably seek professional help with that one🫡

California and the west coast has long been known for having trail access issues. The implementation of e-bikes have increasingly complicated matters in recent years. Our trail advocacy organizations have fought long and hard for more access by building relationships and trust with land owners. Specialized had long been a big proponent of trail access with programs such as Soil Searching until they recently axed the program due to budget cuts. Now allowing e-mountain bikes to go 28mph on our local trail networks will lose the trust of current partners and kill the possibility of opening up new land to...

You need an inert atmosphere to print aluminium...

I can confirm this is true. So disappointing.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DH9Ha1XMorz/?img_index=8&igsh=ZGY5OHd6cmFmd… Cduro is prototyping a High Pivot frame, these bikes are quite fascinating in real life, the frame construction is amazing

This god damned company...

New reverb goes well past 200mm. Seen 3 out in the wild.

Geo looks pretty solid to me, I like the XL with the 445 stays (low bb mx wheels)

What do you mean baby a long travel rig? Have you seen what material gravity race bikes have been made from for the last........10 years? I've seen more catastrophically broken alloy bikes in that time, and Pivot/Santa Cruz customers just plain don't want Aluminium anyway

And yet entirely in keeping with the overall industry ethos. My biggest initial reservation on ebikes was around their potential implications for access. Rules vary a lot and in their quest for sales I can't recall any company providing any sort of guidance on potential "ethics". I recall one manufacturer taking a fleet of Ebikes on a dealer demo past a "no motors" sign in Whistler..... The implication that users will self police themselves is naive at best and disingenuous at worst...