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Anyone who is posting as companies saying welcome, and things like that are trolling. We spend all these months getting ready to make a big announcement but hey lets just say yeah we signed him in a random comment on IG about his leaving his old sponsors.

I think it has to do with some of these manufacturers who insist on having short freaking chain stays which jack up balanced handling. Chris Porter has it right. Plus, l think aesthetics has a part to it.

just buy those 80mm rise protaper bars and test it https://nsmb.com/articles/fit-before-fashion-protapers-76mm-riser-bar/

Pedal standing up. Imagine all manufacturers handling tolerances, making press fit work.

The new Marin ebike has you covered on all fronts: Modern Geo, mullet, decent pricing.

Common sense? Oh... yeah, scratch that. 50percentsure any more info regarding the Jibb? Travel numbers maybe?

Cam's rise has been pretty fast. Gonna be a fun season next year with Tahnee and Myriam fit, Nina and Cam firing on all cylinders, Vali finally making her entry into elites... not to forget defending champ Marine and hopefully Rachel. Regarding Jamie Edmonson, would be cool to see Nukeproof step up with factory support, or maybe even do a Brayton type "own programm" support? Ah who are we kidding, we want the Cathro Racing Brigade as a team, don't we?

At 11 seconds you can see spectral written on the seat tube/top tube junction.

Mate no one is forcing you to buy the updated products. That's all on you. Ebikes aren't gonna make people all of a sudden discover magic ways to make parts 40% lighter without making it way more expensive or weaker. There is no magic involved, it's all design and engineering. Though i do agree some things like forks seem to be suspiciously slowly improved. almost as if they planned all the updates from the start but wanted to sell extra upgrades

Somewhere in a dark corner, an Öhlins technician shudders in cold sweats for what individualized attention to Loris would mean to his life and nervous system.

I find it so ironic how enve is trying to be more pocket friendly now... they used to be like” we’re the best so give us your money” now they’re like “we’re not the best anymore but please buy this cheaper stuff so we don’t go out of business, oh also our competitors make the same stuff for less money but please, give us your money”

This marks the first time I've ever been tempted by an Enve product.

'Cause BC rap has my vote any day. Heavy seen...

please don't, I can't stand those straps over laces, I'd rather tuck laces in a bungee type thing. To each their own, but to any PM's reading, there are people that don't like Velcro straps.

Dear 5/10, Specialized, RC etc. will you PLEASE make a flat shoe with Velcro or at least a combo of Velcro /laces? I know many have been asking for a while. Maybe there are few I am unaware of. If so, I am open to someone pointing them out. Like them or hate them, nothing has yet match 5/10's grip feel. I know RC is making some good shoes. Haven't ridden Specialized.

If using a lockout is cheating, then using full suspension is as well. Or using gears, a chain drivetrain, bearings in wheels, etc. You can spin this in multiple ways. As for a completely different shock tune, don't see how bottom out control change could be achieved with a flick of a switch and don't see a need to change rebound settings (as rebound is spring driven in most cases). But different compression tunes are a possibility, we've discussed about this already after leogang. And a Push style system (two separate compression stacks) was also mentioned.

in awe for now: . I really like my Diaz RUNT! . the luftkappe I had on my Pike. . the Climp PRO feature on Garmin GPSs . changing pages on the GPS by pressing buttons on the hood (DI2 road bike). I wish there was something for MTB. . powermeters as a training tool mehh: . I hate most of the frame tire straps, I always end up modding them as they don't work well out of the box. . having to find refs for quality bearings as you only get cheap bearings on really expensive bikes . accessories...