travel adjust probably as its a bioniconwhat is that on the bottom of the shock?
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This is what I was looking for...http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Steve-Smith-devinci-prototype-world-champs.html
Hmm, gotta find more info about how it works then. I'm guessing a portion of the shock shaft goes into that thingy? And that black dimple on the TT near the ST
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Proto non-slip, shin friendly pedals:
For fixed hipsters ;>Proto non-slip, shin friendly pedals:
It does nothing to the shock, this same system was used on X-Fusion O2 shocks.
BMX? Is that skateboard tape?
it used to be a system connected with the fork, if you lowered the fork the eye2eye of the shock would gain in length and vice versa
i can only imagine that not working all the time
Still better than their old bike with a 9mm axle DC fork
so... no response from Shimano to XX1 and XO1? Son, I am dissapoint.
And no X Fusion Slant with HLR damper, or RC, or anything other than a stupid RL2 with a lockout but non-adjustable compression.
must suck for them to see nearly every top of the line enduro-esque rig running sram (even if it's only a small percentage of total production volume). surprised not to see a response of some sort yet. alas, manufacturing behemoths lumber along slowly, and producing a similar system (and admitting you're playing catch up) is a face losing move. curious to see how things play out. love my wolftooth / shimano drivetrain, just need a bit bigger cassette; the masses are calling out!
waiting to reveal a 12 speed no doubt to one up Sram
for me it's not the cassette as much as having a derailleur able to control the chain over such a large spread of cassette. Granted, I've been running an SS derailleur (Zee) with an 11-36 cassette (32t ring), but I found when I needed to be in the lower range of the cassette, the chain would bounce around a fair bit. I destroyed my derailleur this past weekend, and have an SG derailleur to replace it with, so I'll give that a try and see if it works better. But that derailleur SRAM has on its XX1 and XO1 seems better capable of handling the larger cassette spread than anything Shimano currently has....
Anyone at Eurpobike have a 29er with geometry close to the Enderpo 29?
explain that bike in 3 words
Missing secondary shock.
explain that bike in 3 words
my pen!s hurtz
explain that bike in 3 words
I'd hit it
explain that bike in 3 words
i've been running the same 11-36 w/ zee (& 30t) on a couple different bikes all summer w/o issue. too much chain?
Welcome to Eurobike
explain that bike in 3 words
Not to mention 650b and tapered only.
with a sledgehammer
i just got that crap in an email.
ill take those 25grams back and stick with a 20mm thank you. im glad my 55 Micro Ti is fitting what i want perfectly
There is still hope for us! Trickstuff plans a cassette with 11-40 tooth. They have to be faster than SRAM with X91 or X71 to sell it.
http://fotos.mtb-news.de/p/1457025
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those won't be cheap, middle rings are titanium
Man, you lot are going to self implode when the new Boxxer comes out!
Shall we play guess what's changing?
Eurobike was cool this year. I spent yesterday cowering in the corner of our stand after drinking my own weight in alcohol the night before. Another late one last night meant the flight home today was painful too.
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My internet access in Europe was pretty spotty (and slow), so I didn't get a chance to upload any pics until I got back home. Anyhow, here's a bunch of stuff in no particular order that I saw.
Moar.
A few moar.
^^^The new Transitions looked pretty awful.
^^^The new Transitions looked pretty awful.
Have to agree. That Ghost rocker link seems like a pretty neat idea though. Would love to try it on a longer travel rig.
Is that a dropper remote? It's about time somebody produces one like that.My internet access in Europe was pretty spotty (and slow), so I didn't get a chance to upload any pics until I got back home. Anyhow, here's a bunch of stuff in no particular order that I saw.
Yep, it's a new KS remote. I agree, it's exactly what I've wanted too.