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26griz Liked a product review Tested: Atlas Crank Brace - Protect Your Neck!

5/31/2013 10:14am
Review by Sean "Griz" McClendon // Action photos by Ian Collins Designed and developed in Canada by Brady Sharron and his father Rick, the Atlas line of neck braces launched in Spring 2012. Built for the rider looking to protect their neck, Atlas offers six variations of their neck brace including the cycling specific Crank brace. We’ve noticed top MX racers Ryan Villopoto, Jake Weimer, and Jeremy McGrath using Atlas braces and that got us excited to test the Crank brace. At $330 it offers a wide range of adjustability and is of a competitive weight. Let’s put the Atlas...
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tbox Added a comment about photo original_Asset_136401_1.jpeg

5/20/2013 6:12pm
I agree kellen, they are a shadow of Spesh. Don't get me wrong they have had some good innovations but for the most part their bikes dont compare.
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chrispleass Liked a comment about video Slam Bam, Thank You Mam (Explicit Language)

5/10/2013 4:29pm
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No, i think that bike the bike was too busy missing the sarcasm.
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FredLikesTrikes Liked a product review Tested: Evil Undead - Makes Faster Easier

5/8/2013 9:12am
Reviewed by Fred Robinson // Photos by Ian Collins // Studio shots by Fanatik Bike Co. After riding squishy bikes made out of aluminum down bumpy hills for several years, I had no real desire to try any other frame material for my downhill bike. I was happy with aluminum - no real complaints from me. That was until the day I saw a photo of a matte-black plastic Batmobile on two wheels and instantly thought to myself "I need that in my life, right now." There was nothing wrong with my current bike, it had modern geometry, bad ass...
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scarface Liked a comment about News Story Dave Weagle Sues Giant for Patent Infringement

5/5/2013 4:39pm
Well duh. I told Weagle he should have used me an my liddel friend for the negotiations with the Giant. Oh and Trek, how 'bout coughing up for the Split Pivot you stole as well?
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scarface Liked a comment about News Story Dave Weagle Sues Giant for Patent Infringement

5/5/2013 4:39pm
So a guy invents a completely new suspension system, files and gets patents on it, then some company steals his work and decides to string him along for years while pretending to negotiate around licensing the design, until the point where he's had it and decides to sue. And not only that, it happens AGAIN with ANOTHER design...and now somehow, this is actually his fault and he's a loser for complaining? You're saying he should NOT go after "everybody" who steals his work???
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bjenson Liked a comment about product review 2013 Test Sessions: Ibis Mojo SL-R

5/3/2013 3:56pm
nice work vital crew. telling it like it is! ibis might want to visit the santa cruz test lab down the street to see how it's really done... sounds like some hokey engineering going on in an effort to make the lightest bike. a 140mm trail bike should be able handle a few small drops. it'll be interesting to see if a new bolt really does solve the linkage contact issue.
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bturman Liked a product review 2013 Test Sessions: Ibis Mojo SL-R

5/3/2013 3:56pm
Reviewed by Matt Thompson, Steve Wentz, Jess Pedersen, & Brandon Turman // Photos by Shawn Spomer & Brandon Turman Founded in 1981 in Scot Nicol's garage, Ibis Cycles has a long and rich history in mountain biking, even though they've had to overcome a few bumps along the way. Throughout the years they've developed a number of bikes that are seen as iconic - innovation in the sport and often a welcome breath of fresh air amidst lots of marketing hype. They're a company that builds what they want to ride, and in 2006, that was the Ibis Mojo Carbon...
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rusty Liked a comment about video Mega Case

4/30/2013 5:34pm
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JRA!
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tbox Added a comment about bike check Santa Cruz Bronson

4/29/2013 8:44am
No, b-kul is right the bronson is normally 650b but the owner of this bike is running 26" wheels instead.
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b-kul Liked a comment about bike check Santa Cruz Bronson

4/29/2013 8:43am
no, those are 26'' wheels
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chup29 Liked a bike check 2013 Antidote Lifeline Carbon

4/26/2013 8:33pm
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I wouldn't be surprised if Specialized comes out with their own wheelsize. I'm serious.
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cliff.hardle Liked a comment about video Darren Berrecloth and the Freerider VXi

4/24/2013 5:13pm
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I'd be excited about these if 510's weren't all super ugly.
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Capricorn Liked a comment about Feature Product Spotlight: 2013 iXS Knee Guards

4/16/2013 12:32pm
I'm betting that the Cleaver raised more than a few eyebrows over at Alpinestars Moab designer's table...
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cofattire Liked a comment about video Riding Captain Ahab - Moab's Newest Trail

4/5/2013 7:35am
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Thanks for the new trail!
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bturman Liked a product review 2013 Test Sessions: Mondraker Foxy XR

3/28/2013 12:20am
Reviewed by Steve Wentz, Joe Schneider, and Brandon Turman // Photos by Shawn Spomer and Brandon Turman With its unique "Forward Geometry" and super short 10mm stem, the Mondraker Foxy XR was perhaps the most unique ride in the 2013 Vital MTB Test Sessions lineup. Billed as an all-mountain bike (that's important given that Mondraker also has trail and enduro bikes), the Foxy XR has 140mm of rear travel, a 67-degree head angle, and a massive wheelbase. Mondraker says they made this ride capable of pedaling up and rallying down, and rally we did! In fact, this may have been...
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