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Haven't heard of the Marzocchi Super Z before... https://www.marzocchi.com/pages/rampage-ready https://www.worldwidecyclery.com/products/marzocchi-super-z-suspension-…

For some reason that hand looks familiar to me.

Dak's hair is just getting epic and majestic

john hall racing a pinion-equipped M1 at monster pro DH. pic attached. video on our insta stories. we'll have more pics and interview later.

https://bikes.com/pages/the-wait-is-almost-over The pic at the bottom looks familiar...

DAMPER

I appreciate your dedication to this cause.

What a dampener may look like

Maybe trying to meet a weight goal? At this point it feels like some of these production "enduro" wheels are more suited to the trailbike market than they are bigger bikes. That price too, ouch. $1600, why would anyone buy these over WAO at that cost?

28h straight pull is an immediate disqualifier. Unfortunate.

That sock game is getting out of hand. Though it looks like Evoc has you covered for future applications 😉

In less than a month norco went from trying to convince us that a " 125mm bike can be 34 pounds and needs a high pivot" and to a "140mm ebike needs to be under 40 pounds and doesnt need a high pivot". Someone over there is quite confused.

Dang that’s a sweet looking Nomad

Dam Ream Tumors, just when I thought I was out, you PULL me back in!!!

No, this is now the MTB Brake Lever feel thread because who doesn't like to talk about their feelings on the internet.

Can Gwin order gluten free pizza in Tennessee? Does he miss the epic toilet view he had in California? What about John?!

It's linkedIn and his post is just a master thesis for him to save face on what happened. Shameless self-promotion.

You pretend like all decisions at Trek are made by one person (or team) pulling at levers. That's not how companies, especially the size of Trek, work. Unfortunately, its hard to get any company to make changes when there is little pressure to make the change. If things are good, or at least good enough, management is going to be very reluctant to mix things up. While I'd argue this type of vision and foresight is what separates good leaders from great leaders, what appears to have happened is the same thing happening at companies of all types and sizes...