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He's clearly walked it off enough

The moon is made of cheese, Wisconsin is known for cheese, Trek is based in Wisconsin, Ronan will ride for Trek.

Yes, Bryn only rides OG High Rollers...from a particular batch produced in 2016, aged in a temperature and humidity controlled cellar, and pre-conditioned with extra virgin olive oil prior to riding.

New downhill series in the US https://bigmountaindownhill.com/

Team MS Mondraker's last post: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0uJH5csBpi/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link A nudge and a wink going back to Intense?

Athertonhorse Sunday it is. (edit: daaaamn that thing is hot.)

We've been trolled it seems

Heres a one off / prototype I made for myself that after some interest I will be doing a small batch of, Enjoy! Its a seatpost steepening shim: Reduces effective top tube length by 8-10mm (at 350mm extension from collar) Specs: 30.9mm to 34.9 mm Actual seatpost angle : ~ +1.0 degree Effective seatpost angle : ~ +0.6 degree Maximum :~280mm (Full depth on a 2020 Enduro) https://www.instagram.com/zencomponents

I have said it before, been watching/following DH for well over 25 years. I have no idea where his career will go with wins and championships, but he is by far the most gifted rider I have ever seen. The kid is something special and just fun to watch ride a bike. Nico was like a calculated surgeon, Sam Hill when he came on the scene was amazing and loose, then Gwin a professional in every sense of the word, Stevie had a great run going, Amaury too, Minnaar has always been top of the game. Goldstone just makes it...

seat tube looks pretty mast-y, I'm betting Unno

sorry, wrong range - here's their ebike 9-speed https://boxcomponents.com/collections/ebike

I should be sleeping right now, but I keep thinking about how automobile/motorcycle racing tires (1) utilize tire warmers before a race and (2) their tires heat up over the course of a race. I tried to google bicycle tire warmers, and it doesn't appear to be a product that exists. Also, I wonder if bike tires can transfer enough energy to warm them up. We're expecting a ton of rain for the next week where I live, but the next time I go riding, I want to bring my infrared temp gauge and see if my tires warm up...

What you measure is the relative pressure, i.e. the pressure that is above the atmospheric pressure. The absolute pressure is the relative value + atmospheric pressure. I'm more of a metric kinda guy, but if you set your tyres to 1,5 bar, the absolute pressure will be ~2,5 bar. The normal atmospheric pressure is 1013 mbar at sea level. At 2000 meters altitude it's ~0,8 bar. Thus going from sea level to 2000 m high will give you a change of 0,2 bar. This is easily 10 % more. All of this is at a set temperature, raising the temperature...

Enduro will always be there. It’s the gran fondo of the mtb world. EDR it will be there for a couple more years at least. A worlds in 2024 and 2025 shows this. Marketing budgets from teams change yearly, the current situation in the industry is just part of this. some new teams may help route the pathway for enduro and how much electricity is involved…