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Didn't want to start a whole new thread but saw this thing when I was walking around by the pits. Anyone got an ID on what bike it is?

Right. I used to be on the OC for another alpine resort World Cup, and hosting during high season was always a total non-starter. Then again, the UCI has thrown more than just one handshake deal out the window in the past. 😄

I highly doubt that Whistler will be the Oct 8-10 weekend as that is Canadian Thanksgiving and the resort will be busy as well its the traditional closing weekend of the bike park. Whistler wants to host it in the shoulder season to fill a lull in tourism after the summer.

i wouldn't book non-refundable vacations based on this, but it's been said that whistler is finals and the weekend (that did not have a venue name listed to confirm) on the calendar was oct 1-3. the rest of the calendar looked pretty "normal" with a blank box or two not having venue names. have heard no south korea (extra spicy rumor is that the SK venue hasn't paid racers their prize money yet among other $). again, no confirmation to any of this, but sources seemed solid.

Sleeper edit great as always. The last scene is SO FUNNY!!! Thank you, Neko and Asa, for that!!! Freakin awesome!

There are definitely some questionable things out there in terms of product manager decisions and some questionable false economy choices (aluminum nipples is a good example). There is also a mild amount of QA/QC and general quality issues still present in this industry... But if I can offer perspective on the journalist comment. " I can't believe some reviewers out there keep stating "there aren't any bad bikes anymore" or "modern geo is pretty good already"..." That's being said because it's pretty much true. 16 years ago, there was a large majority of bikes that were complete shit. Nearly every...

I'm not sure how many people noticed, but there was some race tape on the Placid track. On the motorway before the speed trap, both sides connecting 3 poles leading up one of the jumps.

Cheers mate, I gave him a high five for ya 😉🤙

When you're on top of the world and everyone else couldn't be happier.

Big congrats to Neko Mullaly for everything he's done. Frameworks up there battling the big dogs and he Seems to be the perfect mentor for Asa. Great listening to him on the Downtime podcast and when he was in the commentary booth last season

LETS GO ASA!!!!!!!!

This year one of the big stories was the potential impact of the group of first year men's Elite riders. They delivered: 3 first year men in the top 8 of the standings, with one of them taking the overall My prediction: Next year the first year women Elites could be just as big a story.

I love the irony... That the broadcast was saying Finn could help his team mate by placing himself between them (not that it was likely a that point)... And of course it's Finn who is the ultimate rider to officially guarantee the title for Asa and guarantee second for Jordan lol. Oof