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gtbikes Liked a comment about bike check Swarf Cycles Contour 29er trail bike

10/4/2018 4:10pm
I wish these frames were available in the US
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970biking Liked a product review Tested: Race Face Tailgate Pad

10/23/2015 11:30am
Having owned a Dakine truck pad for a couple of years I was excited about the introduction of a new pad on the market. While most pads do a good job of protecting your truck's tailgate, when the road gets rough it's very easy to damage bikes when they shift positions and rub on each other. Race Face has addressed these issues by adding down tube straps and raised foam bumpers to keep bikes in their place. Designed with shuttling in mind, there are foam bumpers for up to seven bikes and five Velcro down tube straps for a more...
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bturman Liked a product review 2015 Test Sessions: Cannondale Jekyll Carbon Team

1/29/2015 11:50pm
Reviewed by Dylan Stucki and AJ Barlas // Photos by Lear Miller After taking a win at the notoriously rough Mammoth ProGRT downhill course under Marco Osborne, the new Cannondale Jekyll is proving to be a head turner with a complete geometry revamp, updated rear shock tune, 27.5-inch wheels, more travel, and the unique carbon Lefty SuperMax PBR fork. Do the revisions add up to a better Jekyll? We hit the trails during the 2015 Vital MTB Test Sessions to find out. Highlights Carbon frame 27.5-inch wheels 95mm or 160mm (3.74 or 6.3-inches) of rear wheel travel // 160mm (6.3-inches)...
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ccolagio Liked a comment about video How To Print Your Own Mountain Bike

1/23/2015 12:16pm
technically...he is printing molds. not bikes. but this is really impressive. this takes garage builds to a whole other level. amazing.
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wookiesquatch Added a comment about video Tested: Easton Haven Wheelset

1/14/2010 8:44am
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Cool wheels and great reveiw. I was shown the harmonic technique four years ago by a master mechanic who taught me wheel building. He said that before accurate tensiometers this was one of the best ways to evenly tension a wheel and he has been in the game a long time. I still use this technique today and find it to be quit accurate although I always double check with a tensiometer.
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