Will the release date wander too?A couple of the guys riding with us yesterday are industry stooges and apparently they've both pre-ordered the new Saint brakes due for release in the next few weeks.
No sorry. Marshy is on our side now.Minaar will soon beg Marshy to come back
I know! You even managed somehow to make him use an oil panNo sorry. Marshy is on our side now.
Dunno, pretty sure I saw one of his chalets on the market last year, from the occasional social media pic's he's still in the area and has an old ferme somewhere that's he's built a mini climbing wall into the barn part.Where is @Damo nowadays?
We hired Marshy to wrench for Dean Lucas on the Scott DH Team. Dean and Flo stay in Morzine during the summer so it’s perfect.
no pricing yet, expected availability spring 2022. the current XT flat pedals run $100, so probably $120-$130Need pricing before I can smugly pass my judgement, but while they look great, my One-Ups are lighter and look almost as good.
considering when they were added to the saint grouppo i would be very surprised if we get an upgraded version when m820 gets replaced. but yes those things weight a shit load.Was hoping they'd also update the M820 pedals so that they don't weigh 20lb.
Semi-cool.it's not saint, but today Shimano dropped new Dura Ace and Ultegra. 12 speed, Di2 only, semi-wireless. semi-wireless being that the derailleurs are still connected to the central battery.
Because Shimano and Fuck You go hand in hand?Meh
No microspline...but the cassettes fit existing standard freehubs, along with their new one. Why didn't they do that for mtb as well?
Because nowadays mtb riders are a bunch of pricks who run stupid little chainrings and because of that require stupid little 9 or 10t cassette sprockets if they actaully want to pedal anywhere at a decent paceMeh
No microspline...but the cassettes fit existing standard freehubs, along with their new one. Why didn't they do that for mtb as well?
Don’t forget the spinning at 120rpm with the 52t on a climb attempting to keep the bike going straight without enough gyroscopic force to go straight. Turns out, giant gears do not make you a climber, you still suck.Because nowadays mtb riders are a bunch of pricks who run stupid little chainrings and because of that require stupid little 9 or 10t cassette sprockets if they actaully want to pedal anywhere at a decent pace
why do you need an aditional one?Pretty sure you also have a motor seth
it's been floating around for a while. it's looking closer to production these days.
What you talking about!Dunno, pretty sure I saw one of his chalets on the market last year, from the occasional social media pic's he's still in the area and has an old ferme somewhere that's he's built a mini climbing wall into the barn part.
Tried to get hold of him the other year, thought we'd catch up for a pint or something, but he wasn't in a mood to talk to me apparently. *shrugs*
This. Most Shimano-sponsored teams have been running sharpied RF cranks since a couple of seasons ago.From Race Face?
are they trying to maim/kill sponsored riders?This. Most Shimano-sponsored teams have been running sharpied RF cranks since a couple of seasons ago.