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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about feature Introducing the Updated 2019 RockShox Lyrik and Super Deluxe

3/20/2018 2:49pm
Looks like a good iterative improvement. Odd that it's essentially OEM only, aka if you don't have Boost wheels no new fork for you. Obviously you could buy the old 15mm lowers separately and swap, but that's an expensive PITA. Wonder if it will be available with old style 15mm or 20mm lowers at some point.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about product review Rallon

3/17/2018 3:02pm
Go-Ride's solution is really interesting. I'm curious whether the open-cell bumpers will fatigue and deteriorate from use, humidity, or UV. Like is that something you'd have to replace fairly often?
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about product review Rallon

3/17/2018 2:58pm
Southern Colorado looks sick this time of year.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about photo Stealthy Cable Routing

3/10/2018 9:55am
I think you're making a joke about how ugly zip ties are on bike frames, and if true, we're going to have to agree to disagree. Internal cable routing is ugly because all I see is stress and wasted hours. For no benefit.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about product review Spartan

2/13/2018 8:22am
No joke, I prefer higher bottom brackets. Bikes these days are so low, I typically run them in the higher of the two settings. That way I can run 175's without clipping pedals, and pedal hard anytime I want to. The higher BB doesn't bug me on rough bits or cornering, and the change in head angle is negligible.
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TEAMROBOT Added a reply to Sag and Negative Travel - Discuss

2/1/2018 12:10pm
Spomer, you're like the Taco Bell Menu Department. I assume you get baked and look at available product until you come up with some kooky bad idea out of left field. "What if we wrapped a taco IN a Quesadilla, and then wrapped that IN a burrito?" We can run 50% sag on our current bikes, we just don't because...