Rules were meant to be broken

but in all seriousness I do think the rule could be a little less cut and dry. I think the rule could benefit from being updated. But yes judging by the rules, this is very close to (if not) a DQ

I think he should most certainly keep his result. Its obvious this wasn't intentional and its also pretty clear it cost him some time. So since it gave his run no advantage (quite the opposite actually) i'd say let him keep his result!

This may help someone, very good info about durometers in the lower portion of the article. https://www.mtbdirect.com.au/maxxis-tyres-everything-you-need-to-know

Definitely these come to mind and bring up that nostalgic feeling! Authority zero - Revolution Trapt - Headstrong (in seriously ever early 2000's moto video) Pennywise - competition song Korn - Coming undone Sublime - What I got im sure there are more ... more »

Ya in that Wyn TV it really seemed like Danny and Saracen had a bad relationship..

I've always wondered how a sized down motocross/supercross tire would do on an MTB. Seeing as how we generally always end up doing what moto has done long ago anyways I wonder how a sized down battlecross or MX33 would feel on an MTB. Moto has way more ... more »

Will Kirt Vories leave Niner if they don't start selling recumbent bikes!?! these are the questions we should be asking people!

I've been testing and I think the best combo for he has been Maxxgrip front and Maxterra rear. It grips very well and the front and rear wear at about the same rate. I just wish maxxis made the DHR2 DH casing in Maxxterra! It does seem that knobs play ... more »

I wish I was in a good enough financial position to buy another frame. At this moment I dont think ill buy YT ever again and I would advise everyone else to stay away aswell. I really hope they are a good enough company to try and make this up to me ... more »

So I have a 2019 Tues (purchased may 2020 new from YT) and where the rear shock bolt mounts into the frame, the frame cracked. Warranty started off very nice and quick but I have been waiting on my replacement part for 5 MONTHS!! literally missed the ... more »

Logically that makes sense and I think I agree, it seems like on hardpack surfaces and rock faces soft compound would be more important but in soft sandy loose or loam knobs are gonna play a bigger role. Sounds like terrain is the deciding factor.

I'd say make sure your sag is set properly and ride more you'll figure it out. this gmbn video should clear everything up! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Te9OKLIhWZo