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Sir HC Added a reply to Rimpact Chain Damper

10/11/2026 8:15am
So the rimpact is probably a touch quieter than the Ochain, feels like the Ochain gives up its rotation very easily, so repeated hits, the Ochain saturates and can’t recover. Had the Ochain on for a long time with zero issues and it gets serviced every time I do fork lowers (50 hours total pedal time), so it stays pretty...

Sir HC Added a reply to Tire chat (nerds only)

10/1/2026 6:35am
Tacky for drier/hardpack trails, although it does very well in the intermediate conditions. Mary when its loose/wet.

Sir HC Added a reply to Rimpact Chain Damper

9/21/2026 12:05am
I'd sooner be servicing an ochain than the rimpact. Rimpact wants to fling itself apart during the reassembly process, going to make a jig to pin the chainring to the front plate when you have to flip it to tighten everything down.

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

6/30/2026 12:00pm
Yes you can
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Sir HC Added a reply to You have 3,000 and want a DH bike.

6/30/2026 5:29am
Perusing the other site, plenty of second hand recent stuff about. That would be my choice, avoid the battered stuff though, even if its dripping in nice kit..

Sir HC Added a reply to Tire chat (nerds only)

6/16/2026 2:59am
What are you running up front? I find the albert a bit meh, doesn't have the side support that the tacky chan has. Braking is ok though
Nicolai/Geometron My G1 is on its second set of frame bearings, clocked in at coming up to 950,000ft of descending. Doesn’t get an easy life as it’s mainly on uplifts/chairlifts and sees a pressure washer all to frequently. proper frame alignment Tolerance of the bearing seats is very very good Angular contact at the main pivot Additional oring seals to...

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

4/19/2026 2:26pm
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benconnor Liked a reply to forum topic Suspension Data Acquisition

4/13/2026 6:28am
So I sacrificed a string pot on the altar of science. TL;DR: So far, the results are encouraging. I used a lathe to drive the pot via an offset crankpin, allowing me to calculate the theoretical string trajectory exactly, and the maximum velocities and accelerations at different lathe speeds. The downside of this arrangement is secondary vibration: because the string oscillates vertically, its inertia introduces an error that gets larger as the speed of rotation grows. The good news is that, because it isn’t something the pot will experience in real use and occurs at mid-stroke, I think it can...
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sspomer Liked a reply to forum topic 2026 Race Talk

3/21/2026 1:18am
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