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hwizzle32 Liked a reply to forum topic 2025 Team Rumors
12/3/2024 6:53pm
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yzedf Added a comment about feature Gravity Tire Shootout - Vital Test Sessions
12/2/2024 8:18pm I noticed with my Kryptotal front and rear set in the downhill casing supersoft front and rear that I needed 4-5psi more than I would use for Maxxis dhf/dhr2 dh maxxgrip, all ran tubeless without inserts on 30mm internal rims. At bike park speeds it was scary to run my Maxxis pressures as I was certain I was going to kill a rim if I went at my normal pace. Seems like a little less grip for the Conti tires too, especially in colder temps below 40F, and the same undercutting of the side knob’s as Maxxis, but it did...
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yzedf Added a reply to DVO Onyx D1 38 Enduro Fork: Tech Info, Impressions & Discussion
11/15/2024 8:38pm I feel like the Onyx 36 SC went through the same problem with the setup info from DVO.
TEAMROBOT Liked a comment about Press Release Race Face Launches the Redesigned Chester Pedal
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yzedf Added a reply to Stiffness versus Compliance
10/26/2024 5:41pm He goes out of his way to not really say much. He thinks you are better served with different grips, a heavier duty tire at a lower pressure or running an insert with a lower tire pressure.
yzedf Added a reply to Stiffness versus Compliance
10/24/2024 6:45am I can’t remember who said it (robot maybe?) but I definitely agree. I’m always riding fastest right when my wheels lose their spoke tension. How do I get that compliance to last more than one turn?
monarchmason Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation
10/19/2024 5:33pm I asked ChatGPT what Sesame Seed was talking about and to be okay with being brutally honest and distasteful if it wants. Enjoy: This comment seems to be a convoluted attempt at drawing parallels between professional bike racing and motorsports, particularly Formula 1, but it’s a jumbled mess of loose associations and misplaced terminology. Let’s break it down brutally: 1. Chain Drive Skepticism : The commenter kicks off with skepticism about recent changes to bike racing due to “chain drive,” but gives no real details or context for what exactly they are skeptical about. It feels like they are grasping...
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yzedf Added a reply to Thoughts on the current generation of forks
10/19/2024 5:28pm Same LOL
dolface Liked a reply to forum topic 2024 Red Bull Rampage Chat
10/16/2024 6:52pm Holy crap, Women's Rampage on the front page of the New York Times! https://www.nytimes.com/2024/10/16/us/red-bull-rampage-women-mountain-b…
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yzedf Added a reply to Thoughts on the current generation of forks
10/16/2024 6:47pm When I had my Zeb done by Craig at Avalanche I asked him about re-sizing the bushings. He pretty much laughed and said that’s not really a thing for the most part but that he does check every fork that comes to him for a damper install just in case. My fork was fine.
CascadeComponents Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation
10/4/2024 7:25pm One off parts would be cost prohibitive to most people. CNCs are very efficient once they are set set up and running, but there's a lot of work to get there with a part that you've never ran before. It depends on the complexity of the part you come up with of course. It could easily run you over $1000 though. Keep in mind for things that aren't nice and rectangular you usually have to make more parts just to hold on to what you're making while you machine it.
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Poleczechy Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation
9/7/2024 11:45am
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Jason_Schroeder Liked a comment about Feature What's The Best Enduro Fork in 2024? - Enduro Fork Test Sessions
8/27/2024 2:51pm Yup, no Manitou, EXT, Push, Intend, Bright Racing, MRP, or Temu knock-offs. But that just means they're on the list to review in the future 🤙
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yzedf Added a comment about feature Can a Pedal Kickback Denier See the Light?
8/18/2024 1:41pm While watching the video I was thinking of when Gee used to run the smooth sprocket on his cassette. Could be yet another thing to try.
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yzedf Added a reply to MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation
7/2/2024 6:37am At almost 6’4” the S5 is my preferred trail geo, but the short rear end, wheelbase and usable stack height on the S4 looks really fun.
Paul_Aston Liked a bike check Egerie Aston-A-Tron Mk4
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TEAMROBOT Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation
6/28/2024 8:55am The launch video basically breaks every rule of modern advertising and I love it. "Don't sell the steak, sell the sizzle." "Don't talk about the product." "Customers don't care about specs, they care about experiences." It's just homie talking about the hub specs for 3 minutes, instead of campfire sunset B-roll and talking about the meaning of life with Christopher Walken. So much BS in the marketplace that they're able to be distinct by just being honest engineers who make better products. The narrator looks and sounds like he may have been the engineer who designed it (my brother's an...
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anotherbikerguy Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation
6/28/2024 8:54am As a former shop mechanic who regularly had to deal with "I tried to fix it myself" clusterfucks, I think you're underestimating how many people overestimate their mechanical competency.
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TimBud Liked a reply to forum topic MTB Tech Rumors and Innovation
6/28/2024 8:50am Oneup lost me when I saw they use a cassette locking as a bearing retainer - "Getting the lockring to catch the threads can be a bit finicky. Spinning the lockring backwards until it catches and drops into the start of the threads in the hub shell will help align it." Queue the home mechanics stripping those threads and writing off the hub. Otherwise it does look good. It's quite cool what they've done with the ratchet allowing the spring to recess into it. I wonder if they'll offer other engagement options down the line.
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