Sick test: "Soooo... we tested it on trails where we couldn't really adequately test it. Then one of us almost got to test on the type of trails it is intended for but couldn't cause of the weather. But we think it will be ok on terrain where it is intended to be ridden." Bang up job,...more
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Liked a comment on the item The Rocks Don't Know What Hit 'Em - Kirt Voreis, Geronimo Trail in Phoenix
Cool video, but can we please stop with the high/wide corner entry lines. Unless it is a race course stick to the defined trail otherwise it just widens the trail and dumbs it down. No different than sanitization of other features IMO.
F me I am old...more
Added a comment about video The Rocks Don't Know What Hit 'Em - Kirt Voreis, Geronimo Trail in Phoenix
The 90's called, they want their slo-mo editing back
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Liked a comment on the item FOX vs FOX vs FOX - DHX2 Coil, Float X2 and Float DPX2 Shock Comparison
Nice informative video. I have a lot of time on the DPX and Foat X2, but not much on the X2. I did notice from the sound of your rear rim pinging in the rock section a tire insert might be a better investment than a new shock. Haha.
Liked a comment on the item Think Frame Protection Kits are Overpriced? Ride Wrap Throws Down the Challenge
I have the material and can cut and apply film over vulnerable spots as needed. It is driven by carbon fiber garage queens who obsess over resale. I don't buy my bikes thinking immediately about resale. That is dumb.
Liked a comment on the item Think Frame Protection Kits are Overpriced? Ride Wrap Throws Down the Challenge
In an industry overwhelmed with dumb and overpriced products. The protection film market is leading the charge for the stupid looking to give away their money because they don't want a scratch on their frame. Insane.
Added a comment about product review We Ride the Not-So-Secret 2021 Trek Slash (and love it)
Not the only reviewer to have a rim failed...clearly these rims are not up to the task
https://enduro-mtb.com/en/new-trek-slash-2021-review/
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Added a comment about video Pro Bike Check - Greg Callaghan's Devinci Spartan
What's with the missing lever adjust knob
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Added a comment about press release Yamaha's New, Interesting, e-MTB is Here
470 chainstays so your bike handles more like a battleship, just like the Giant’s
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Liked a comment on the item Niner's Newest, Biggest Bikes Have a Motor - Meet the e9 E-Bikes
it takes about 1/8 of a second to scroll past the article
Liked a comment on the item Niner's Newest, Biggest Bikes Have a Motor - Meet the e9 E-Bikes
noted. your profile says former dh racer, which means you take chairlifts, but you dont support a different route to the top. please explain
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SoCal in summer...the dust has always dictated distancing
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Added a comment about press release New CushCore Tire Tool - The Bead Dropper
Install is rather easy. Unseating the bead after it's glued itself on with CC offering no room to budge into the drop center can be a nightmare.
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Added a comment about feature Moto Enduro Rider Jonny Walker on E-Bike Cross-Training
David Knight vs Gee Atherton...maybe 10 years ago? Good for a laugh
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Liked a comment on the item Direct-to-Consumer Tires: Versus Mountain Bike Tires Long-Term Tested
$65 with no middle man strikes me as kinda expensive. MAP (minimum advertised price) for most Maxxis models is less than $70. A direct to consumer cost of $45-$50 would put them on par with the wholesale pricing of the the most expensive mtb tires available.
Liked a comment on the item Direct-to-Consumer Tires: Versus Mountain Bike Tires Long-Term Tested
Not very earth-shattering at $65 dollars. If they were $40-50 that would be more newsworthy. When you have a boutique carbon FS bike, top of the line suspension and carbon hoops you usually don't lose any sleep if you spend 10-15 dollars more per tire. Not diminishing the performance of the...more
Liked a comment on the item Direct-to-Consumer Tires: Versus Mountain Bike Tires Long-Term Tested
MSRP may be $90, but MAP is often like $68. That is what you should realistically expect to pay.
Added a comment about feature Cushcore Co-founder, Dan Hallada - The Inside Line Podcast
Installation is relatively easy. Removal is next to impossible once a DH casing has glued itself to the bead seat.
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Liked a comment on the item Kona Process X Review - This is Not a Do-It-All Bike, and That's a Good Thing 4/1/2021 7:23 AM
Sick test: "Soooo... we tested it on trails where we couldn't really adequately test it. Then one of us almost got to test on the type of trails it is intended for but couldn't cause of the weather. But we think it will be ok on terrain where it is intended to be ridden." Bang up job,...more