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mutton Liked a comment about Press Release Rainbow Stripes on Offer at Pump Track World Championships

9/27/2019 10:30pm
Would that be the same coveted stripes you can earn by riding your zwift trainer?
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ThomDawson Liked a comment about Press Release Cane Creek Releases Limited Tie-Dye eeWings Cranks

9/27/2019 11:57am
Vulgar
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MTBeerz Liked a comment about Press Release Transition Patrol Goes Coil

9/26/2019 12:54pm
If you want me to take a dump in a box, and mark it guaranteed I will... I've got spare time.
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Sven Martin

9/24/2019 10:17pm
Most of the top riders are. But the stress and racing of the World Series season is what they are talking about. I have a suspicion while they will be racing for gold and stripes next weekend there will be a a few more beers, Gelato and Spritz's consumed over race weekend.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about product review Druid (2019-2022)

9/17/2019 5:52pm
Yes, popular belief (and my belief) says that suspension anti-squat is 100% related to chain growth. Suspension squat is about force vectors, and chain growth is where the "anti" comes from, as chain growth resists the rearward weight shift. Please link to a graph or image or explanation if this is wrong.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about product review Druid (2019-2022)

9/17/2019 3:16pm
Anti-squat and pedal kickback are two sides of the same coin. More of one, more of the other. If you want a bike with 100% anti-squat so it "pedals better" you will also have a bike with pedal kickback when it goes through bumps.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about video Eurobike Day 3 - The Crazy and Cool

9/13/2019 11:14am
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I actually think it's about stack height. The old Fox 36 (pre-2015) had a big tall crown that was 10mm taller at the steerer tube, but never creaked. For the new fork they made it shorter and it always creaks. With larger front wheels (27.5, 29) they're really sensitive about stack height. If you think of a fork as a gigantic lever, a taller fork/steerer interface with more overlap adds tons of stiffness and strength to resist that lever arm with very little extra weight. It's all aluminum.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about video YT Introduces the Capra 29 LTD

9/12/2019 11:30pm
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There is a dumb conversation happening here. You can build light easy-to-break frames out of carbon, aluminum, or steel, and you can overbuild bikes so they hold up to years of abuse using carbon, aluminum, or steel. The better question: Is there a big performance benefit to buying carbon that warrants the $800 upcharge? I think the evidence from Loic Bruni, Sam Hill, Amaury Pierron and other aluminum bike race winners is: no.
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Fred_Pop Liked a comment about video Eurobike Day 3 - The Crazy and Cool

9/10/2019 7:42pm
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1.8" steerer tube because those extra 10kg on those ebikes affects front flex more than variation in rider weight...Not like you couldn't just go for a dual crown either, eh? Who are these idiot engineers? Do they think we are complete morons?
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JVP Liked a comment about video Eurobike Day 3 - The Crazy and Cool

9/10/2019 7:42pm
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Big huge YES YES YES to the new 1.8" head tube standard. I've killed the CSUs on the last 4 forks I've run on my 160mm 65* head angle bike. But what the heck is up with some in the industry thinking just e-bikes need stronger forks? Idiots. Stronger drivetrains, yes, e-bikes need more beef. But slack trail/enduro bikes going hard is why we need stronger forks. 15 extra pounds is nothing. Speed, jumps/drops and head angle stress is what's killing forks. MV^2.
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TEAMROBOT Added a comment about video Eurobike Day 3 - The Crazy and Cool

9/10/2019 1:24pm
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E-bikes and Enduro racing are the best things to ever happen for heavier/harder riders. Everything else in the industry is designed for 5'8" 165-pound riders with an intermediate skill level. Yes please, I'll take a double order of E-bike forks, brakes, wheels, and drivetrain, thank you..
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bokCZ Liked a comment about video Eurobike Day 3 - The Crazy and Cool

9/10/2019 1:20pm
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Sleuth DLX sole unglued in 2 weeks of riding.... crap
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Sven Martin

9/9/2019 5:36pm
Thanks! The reporting “journalism” is why we really do it. Sharing the stories and moments behind the moments with our chats is what keeps me doing this. The photos and captions are secondary. So thanks for listening (and looking)
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bizutch Liked a comment about News Story FINAL RESULTS: 🏁 2019 Snowshoe World Cup Downhill and Overall

9/8/2019 8:05am
Wish everyone would have given the race winners the limelight as they won instead of the overall. Danny's run was mind blowing and he won it in that last 50 foot rock garden before the left onto the fire road like I said it would be decided. That is the hardest chunk of rock to get through. Whoooo hoo!
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9/3/2019 12:58pm
@slyfink, that's not a thing. Reach for descending position = reach for descending body position. Enduro and DH bikes are both optimized for descending.
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