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Looks like Fontana Gwin wasn’t in Fontana last race. Don’t know if that helps

very yeti-esque to me. Trying to match the rear triangles https://yeticycles.com/technology/special-projects

For the record, I would fully get behind a trail rumors thread. No locations, just pictures of the filthiest illegal trails out there

Is he sending any photos of his hands?

I would be much slower without my bike, that much is certain.

In a big turn of events, Dak turns to international hand modeling and quits racing to protect the valuable hands.

Yeah I'll admit I zoomed in on both and matched some key freckles on both hands. Some are not as prominent in the mondraker photo but I'm 99% sure it's him. ... the whole process felt weird as hell haha.

bro's recognizing peoples hands now.... this thread is getting so good and weird at the same time. When someone knows what someones toes looks like I'll bow out. Carry on.

Just so they know and to encourage them if they're reading this, when they come out with the Kryptotal front in Enduro casing Supersoft, I'm buying a pallet. Maybe two if they also do the Trail casing in Supersoft.

We’d like to think we are as sophisticated as Scully, but in reality this is us

What the UK calls a "country" is practically what America calls a "state", and what most of the world calls a "province/territory". It's not special, I'm a British citizen too and it is administratively the same thing, the English just have to appease Wales and Scotland by calling them "countries". So, still effectively regional racing. Albeit in a really small region comprising a smaller population than most American states. This isn't to criticize her achievements, I race non-professionally in a regional series and it is still very difficult. If Welsh Enduro wants to be a proper top-level domestic series it...

This looks pretty good, but I'm left wondering how many people can stand on it?

Or this...

Unfortunately, even as we approach the year 2024, mountain bikes still take influence from road cycling instead of doing or using things that actually work. In my mind, this is why we still see 170mm travel bikes coming stock with 175mm cranks, one piece bar and stem combos, and one size fits all chain stay lengths. Road bike DNA is inherently imbedded in MTB DNA, we’ve gone a long way though, from running 650mm wide bars with 120mm stems and 1.95 tires to where we are now, but it’s still tangentially tied to mountain bikes. Also, like Charlie said on...

That makes little sense considering we're on an american website where everyone carries their bike to the trailhead in ridiculous trucks...