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Update on Erice Kiwi mountainbike world champ breaks neck, back in horror high-speed crash | Stuff.co.nz

Shout out big privilege, he's a good dude. Always up at mountain creek, just a normal dude that likes riding bikes (with a rap career). I love that it he brings representation for a minority in our sport.

I can with 100% certainty say you're incorrect. "We're all better for it." is immeasurably short-sighted. I only typed that thing up because I didn't want the poster to feel like I was making a judgement on him (or anyone else). It costs me nothing to make sure the people who haven't earned any sort of negativity from me don't perceive any negativity from me towards them. For many of us life is hard. We're all humans and we all feel things differently based on what our hour/day/week/month/year has been like. I don't need to contribute negativity into anyone's life...

woosh

I'm pretty happy about that result

That would be a seriously cool look 🤘🏼

There was literally a dude riding practice with a hoodie wrapped around his shoulders but you didn't feel the need to comment on that one? Not trying to change your mind here, just pointing it out for anyone else reading 👍

damn you’re so cool, can we hang out and can i call you my friend?

you saw a catalog over a year ago, seems your 13 speed info appears to be outdated. give it up.

Actually, SRAM t-type AXS is a heavier, more expensive UDH specific drivetrain when compared to regular AXS and mechanical. While I haven’t conducted a global bike brand part spec inventory, it appears to me, that most wireless shifting equipped bikes are coming with UDH specific t-type AXS. This is exactly the reason why SRAM got everyone they could on board with UDH. To launch this specific drivetrain….and that drive train is heavier and more expensive. I would argue that my point does compute.

Bikes that now have heavier, more expensive wireless shifting, that not everyone wants.

Disappointing to see there are still teams willing to support Daprela after what he is alleged to have done. There are a ton of other riders without teams that are almost as fast and come with none of the baggage. I would've thought sponsors would prefer their riders to be fast and good human beings, rather than just fast.

2028 - "UCI/WB really screwed the pooch on Enduro, good thing NORBA2 figured out that if you actually cover it, people will watch because it's what they actually ride."

Rumours are he’s much worse than that. https://www.vitalmtb.com/forums/hub/what-going-thibault-daprela

What's so impressive about Burgtec? They're nothing but a name. Quality is average at best.

Curious what this will be about… It‘s not made by these riders but they are sponsored by them. Cast seems like they will be offering handlebars, stems, grips, saddles and street trials tires. Also looks like there will be a new Minnaar signature grip called the Bamba according to Probikeshop insta. Could this be a brand started by Probikeshop and am I the only one that thinks the branding looks like it‘s at least 10 years past its prime?