take a look here for an explanation.what is condition 5?
Still TL/DR:S Pot bikes said:-Although our warranty process is known to be extremely forgiving, the whole industry is in a challenging place regarding bikes and their intended uses. Our current models are NOT made to be used for downhill, freeride, slopestyle, park, etc. If they were, they'd be at least 35 lbs. The industry standard that carves out intended use is the ASTM Standard Classification for Bicycle Usage. Unfortunately, the Conditions (classifications) are quite broad. Condition-3 bikes are stated to keep jumps or drops below 24". Condition-4 bikes to keep jumps and drops BELOW 48" and speeds lower than 25mph. Only Condition-5 bikes are for more extreme riding. For anyone out there wanting a bike for extreme riding, the inference is to only purchase a Condition 5 bike.
I always thought of Spot as Fixies and Cyclocross sold through J&B or something.I never thought it was possible that I could be LESS likely to buy a spot frame.
They did it! Somehow I'm even less likely to buy one now. It's like zero divided by infinity. Solid work.
Relevant video.I never thought it was possible that I could be LESS likely to buy a spot frame.
They did it! Somehow I'm even less likely to buy one now. It's like zero divided by infinity. Solid work.
Add Canyon to that list. They use the same category 1-5 BS get out clause for their bike line up too. They hide it pretty well but make you agree to it when buying.I never thought it was possible that I could be LESS likely to buy a spot frame.
They did it! Somehow I'm even less likely to buy one now. It's like zero divided by infinity. Solid work.
Isn't it an industry attempt to standardize categorize uses?! I seem to remember reading that on numerous new items I've bought over the years.Add Canyon to that list. They use the same category 1-5 BS get out clause for their bike line up too. They hide it pretty well but make you agree to it when buying.
They already did that. Downhill, All mountain, Trail, XC, Gravel, Road.Isn't it an industry attempt to standardize categorize uses?! I seem to remember reading that on numerous new items I've bought over the years.
If you'd like a second helping of stupid, let me direct you to an 840mm wide bar that's rated to condition 3, i.e. jumps and drops under 24".I never thought it was possible that I could be LESS likely to buy a spot frame.
They did it! Somehow I'm even less likely to buy one now. It's like zero divided by infinity. Solid work.
there ain’t a damn thing on that site that’s not grade-A kill list material.If you'd like a second helping of stupid, let me direct you to an 840mm wide bar that's rated to condition 3, i.e. jumps and drops under 24".
https://whiskyparts.co/handlebars/no9_35_riser_bar
Those motherfuckers do not deserve that name. Imma slug a fifth of bulleit and knock their little buffalo trace pinky snifters straight up their arses. Annexation is in their future.If you'd like a second helping of stupid, let me direct you to an 840mm wide bar that's rated to condition 3, i.e. jumps and drops under 24".
https://whiskyparts.co/handlebars/no9_35_riser_bar
Enduro is very close to what most people were doing on Freeride bikesI'm surprised more people aren't upset that this doesn't appear to be the Freeride forum anymore. It's definitely turned more into jibbing related bikes which are just toned down versions of freeride bikes that have been compromised. Jibbing is where old Freeriders go to retire.
Enduro is very close to what most people were doing on Freeride bikes
Isn't Red Bull rampage freeride?Enduro is very close to what most people were doing on Freeride bikes
Damn! I didn't understand where this Condition 3, 4, 5 was coming from. The only thing that made sense was that it was probably a Bong Shed related inside joke I missed.Keep your shit in check, freeriders!
https://www.astm.org/newsroom/astm-standard-bicycle-classification-usage-revised-proposed-trailer-cycles-specification
- Condition 0 — Adult supervision required, no traffic;
- Condition 1 — Suitable for road riding (only);
- Condition 2 — For off-road riding and jumps less than 12 in. (30 cm.);
- Condition 3 — For rough off-road riding and jumps less than 24 in. (61 cm.); and
- Condition 4 — For extreme off-road riding.
Notice the official ASTM chart doesn't list the elusive Condition 5 ....
http://www.bike-manual.com/brands/trek/om/hybrid/use_conditions.htmDamn! I didn't understand where this Condition 3, 4, 5 was coming from. The only thing that made sense was that it was probably a Bong Shed related inside joke I missed.
I like black diamond™ trailswhat condition # is black diamond® trails?
cause I like black diamond® trails.
You don't hit jumps on your Enduro bike?
http://ridemonkey.bikemag.com/threads/the-living-link-has-died-broken-spot-bike-creates-much-butturt.280098/Damn! I didn't understand where this Condition 3, 4, 5 was coming from. The only thing that made sense was that it was probably a Bong Shed related inside joke I missed.
remind me to change the name for april fools next year. We'll be the Cat 4 and 5 Freejibbing and Black diamond forum
What category is velo-schushing?remind me to change the name for april fools next year. We'll be the Cat 4 and 5 Freejibbing and Black diamond forum
Kill List Infractions:
Duh, girth is the important one.When I'm measuring my jumps am I supposed to be measuring height or length??
(hell isn't one of Santa Cruz people still active here from time to time?).