Also.....are head angles adjustable with those head tube cups or just reach? I see you have different stack options for the bottom cup but I'm talking about crossing them up a la works components style.
Also.....are head angles adjustable with those head tube cups or just reach? I see you have different stack options for the bottom cup but I'm talking about crossing them up a la works components style.
@mtg hopefully not too long until they get their feet under them. i placed my pre-order for a size 2 at 6:00am EST the morning after the launch party. i haven't been this excited for a bicycle since my Karpiel Disco in 2001. I'm sure my resulting experience with my new Smash will be much better however.
Is true, can confirm. But fatigue is pretty low on the list of how we see bikes break. Usually it involves one big hit, nose casing a jump, smashing the frame into rocks, etc.
Between the high stack height and long FC to RC ratio I felt like I had trouble getting over the front and diving into corners on the Megatrail that you sent me. It was great on steeps and straight lines but I just felt too far behind the front wheel in aggressive corners.
Did you just email us about that? We were literally talking about this 15 minutes ago. Yeah, short stroke a Megatrail with 230x57.5 would be similar to a long chainstay Shred Dogg.
Did you just email us about that? We were literally talking about this 15 minutes ago. Yeah, short stroke a Megatrail with 230x57.5 would be similar to a long chainstay Shred Dogg.
Yes, water bottles fit with a reservoir shock. That bottle cage has 25mm of adjustment, and it is slid down pretty far in that pic. That cage is recommended after trying many as the bottle is secure, it has the adjustment, and is easy to use.
Some shocks can be mounted with the reservoir below the air can, which obviously makes room for a larger water bottle.
The technology has been dropped. I fear a cultural precipice has been reached. Stay true to your roots. Fuck what the dentists think. Make them come to you. Never be scared to put the word NUTS on a mountain bike.
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