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Not sure if this was posted before but Biggiecomponents released a SRAM T-TYpe adapter that fits older Yeti bikes between 2019-2023 that are non-UDH, The adapter kit cost only $65 USD. https://www.biggiecomponents.com/shop/p/t-type-conversion

Given that it was probably SRAM's lawyers that were responsible for 5dev discontinuing the udh mod kit, ordering the biggie kit sooner rather than later is probably a good plan if you think you might want one.

Another pic of the new axs dropper

If you cant finish the race because of your shock, no one can…

Use one during dual slalom and take out your competitors mario kart style

It looks like they refined the air can to be a true hand grenade for when it does blow up. /s

Now that it’s no longer an anniversary year for fox can teams finally ditch those gold lowers?

Nothing to do with stigma. I just don’t think anyone’s 768 pages down this particular rabbit hole to get excited about whispers of a new e-moto fork.

Didn't Rock Shox make an XCUSD fork a while ago? Perhaps they're using what they learned from that to move it into the DH market?

Maybe the real Tech Rumors and Innovation were the friends we made along the way.

You’re not posting rumours. You’re just gossiping and stirring. Either post something useful and insightful or don’t bother. The “I’ve got a secret but I’m not telling anyone” is just a bit pathetic and more than childish. It’s fine if you can’t say anything, but if that’s the case just be a adult and shush. This thread is clogged up enough as it is. Lets face it, every major player is working on something so we can all post that quite easily!

Ohlins should try that as they are no strangers to USD forks from Motorsports. It would be pretty cool seeing a classic Ohlins gold USD DH40 on Bruni's rig.

As a lifelong punk rock guy, thank you for that. I giggled enough that my wife asked about it.

The dream is that one day all discussion in this thread will be de facto banned due to virtually every bike-related topic being relegated elsewhere.

(Not a professional obviously)

Cane Creek? They built a USD for gravel so would have experience to move to mtb. Although not sure they qualify as a major sus player.

EXT is working on one. They acknowledged it in the comment section of a post on their new dual crown USD. Not sure if they're big enough to be considered a major suspension player.

The highest compliment a topic can get: a stern insistence the conversation be moved out of the Tech Rumors discussion and into its own thread. I feel like I just watched Bearings grow up, go to college, and get accepted to medical school. You'll do great, kid! We're proud of ya'!

discuss bearings here please - https://www.vitalmtb.com/forums/hub/bearing-thread

Given that Marzocchi is Fox's economy brand and gets old Fox tech, I doubt it will be Marz The rumor above also did not mention if it was a single crown or dual crown...