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Can't wait for the astro-turfing 😛

it’s that magic underwear

I’d argue that might’ve worked effectively the first dozen times the bike industry did it, but not anymore. Unless what you’re hiding is truly unique, it actually does the opposite. People either see through it as a gimmick immediately, or are disappointed when the cover comes off and what is underneath is generic copied homework thus having the opposite effect just when the bike is actually about to go on sale.

Hiding is creating hype

I still think it’s really funny they are covering something which I can almost guarantee is a shock layout like the old Diamondback Knucklebox or a Propain. There is only so much you could package in there and whatever it is, it’s been done before and isn’t something that needs hiding.

2026 World Cup calendar revealed WHOOP UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD SERIES 2026 CALENDAR UNVEILED Round 1 / May 1-3: Race of South Korea, South Korea (UCI Cross-country and Downhill World Cups) Round 2 / May 22-24: Nové Město Na Moravě, Czechia (UCI Cross-country World Cup) Round 3 / May 28-31: Loudenvielle-Peyragudes, France (UCI Downhill and UCI Enduro World Cups) Round 4 / June 11-14: Saalfelden-Leogang Salzburgerland, Austria (UCI Cross-country, UCI Downhill and UCI Enduro World Cups) Round 5 / June 19-21: Lenzerheide, Switzerland (UCI Cross-country and Downhill World Cups) Round 6 / June 26-28: Val di Fassa - Trentino, Italy...

If they only have the resources to broadcast one tomorrow: can we hold a vote for redbull? Thumbs up for 1199 Thumbs down for joyride

Guys like Nino and Greg are athletes on par with LeBron. To adapt to the sport as younger people come up and change it is exceptional.

Nino is in the same category as Greg Minnaar for me -- taking victories across what otherwise might be considered entirely separate generations or eras of racing. Gonna be hard for anyone to ever match that kind of longevity. A well-earned retirement.

N1NO Schurter Announces Retirement The Greatest Of All Time is about to say goodbye! The 2025 UCI World Cup in Lenzerheide, Switzerland will be Nino Schurter's last dance in cross-country racing. Givisiez, Switzerland. The cross-country racing career of the world’s most successful mountain bike racer is coming to an end. After 23 years of professional cross-country racing, Nino Schurter has today announced his retirement and that his final UCI World Cup race will be on 21st September in Lenzerheide, Switzerland. Lenzerheide has held huge significance for Nino Schurter, not only as his home mountain and training ground, but also the...

I contend 32" wheels are no longer a rumor as they're a real thing in existence nor an innovation as it's nothing more than a bigger circle.

Looking forward to vehemently redirecting anything and everything to do with 32 in wheels to that thread in the future, despite all things 32 inch wheel still constituting rumours and innovation at this point.

They stopped making it last year actually. They put a longer travel Sight in its place. I have that Range and it’s just phenomenal. I’ve contemplated getting a Sight to replace it. Shed some weight and get some more playfulness. Not worth it to sell in this market, and it’s just too damn good… Probably going to put a dual crown on it since I’m not sure their downhill bike is ever going to materialize.

You don’t need to buy the assembly with the clutch. Aluminum T-Type cage: $30 https://www.performancebike.com/sram-ttype-rear-derailleur-pulley-cage-…

Finally! A proper electronic DH rear derailleur. I've been wondering when we'd be able to pay $1500 to ruin three derailleurs on the same rock in one race weekend. Can't come fast enough.

Here’s me if they discontinue the original DHF

For inverted forks I clamp the stanchions in the bike stand and remove the bike.

But you still have to remove the brake from either side. Either the master cylinder or the caliper.

Sram T type electronic derailleur?

Lower leg service --> brake bleed Thanks, but no thanks.