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Video: Gamux Launches Runi Gearbox Enduro Bike and Marca Downhill Bike - Pinkbike
Two alloy bikes with plenty of customization options.
I'm really liking where this goes...
der Zahnarzt Fahrrad!!!
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I dunno...
Shouldn’t that be Italian, Boludo?
Video: Gamux Launches Runi Gearbox Enduro Bike and Marca Downhill Bike - Pinkbike
Two alloy bikes with plenty of customization options.www.pinkbike.com
I'm really liking where this goes...
der Zahnarzt Fahrrad!!!
Ran into that dude and bike in Schladming, thing looks mint.
Made that German joke in PB's comments because someone said it was designed in Switzerland and built in Germany. The grammar Nazis came in and pointed out it should be DAS Zahnarzt FahrradShouldn’t that be Italian, Boludo?
In Italiano: La bici dentista. For real though: That thing will be more in the orthodontist category.
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A German speaking PB user suggested it fell more into the plastic surgeon category...
I know it is not gonna be cheap but custom geometry and custom leverage and the possibility to run a gearbox is quite appealing and almost unique (with the exception of maybe Ancilotti who run a proprietary shock).
Anyhow, you all forgot to bitch about the pressfit BB and limited space for a bottle.
Anyhow, you all forgot to bitch about the pressfit BB and limited space for a bottle.
They should get their German right, it is das Zahnarztfahrrad
But this bike is not that: not enough carbon!
I beg to disagree. You've got a shitton of blokes paying top dollar for a steel "handmade" gran fondo frame. The material doens't necessarily discriminate what is a Zahnarztfahrrad and what isn't.
Dude, it's custom. Like, it's only limited by your own dreams dude...
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To a certain extend you are right, but dentists want that the average person can see it is an expensive bike they are riding. So a well recognized brand is the way to go and if you can see the carbon or fancy gold Kashima, even better. Those steel bikes build in the shed by some dude get you street cred with the bike insider crowd, but not much more.
Take home message here is: if you park your Zahnarztfahrrad in front of the Biergarten, it better be the one that draws all the attention.
I don't want adjustable anything... I want a frame to have good stock geo, no fiddling required, and for the frame to be very stiff and dependable.
I like adjustable chainstay length....
When have you been to Schladming? Was there on Monday and Tuesday.
Did you see Andreas Kolb ripping on the DH Gamux?
Just don't huck to flat off the Red Bull drops and you wont bend it.........
Good to hear you’re riding again, much to my surprise I quite liked the new jump line. I was there Monday, Wednesday and today and didn’t see Kolb. Probably wouldn’t have recognized the man, but certainly the bike.
This.
Now this is interesting, Barelli went faster on the Grim donut then his own bike.
For sure, there was one turn that he completely missed and I have to wonder if that was due to the wheelbase and HA. I know I encounter similar situations from time to time on setups that don't turn as well. And donut had the coil shock on it. Not to knock it down too much, but I think we'd need testing more like Gwin was describing to start getting more towards an objective look. It's interesting though.
Yeah there's also the learning the trail. Multiple back to back would show more.
that video would be a lot better without 40 seconds of levy hooning at the beginning. even 4 seconds of it is too much.
I have no idea what's in the video but this a quote from the article:
" It's also a trail that Yoann was very familiar with, having used it to evaluate his bikes over the years."
Missed that. Thanks.
That is nice, see Cornballer Kipperfingers has made a right way up fork?
Looks like a slightly modernized 90's White Brothers which is pretty odd as the name is- Intend Blackline Ebonite..
Awesome!
But it's MOTO!
So, shop I am affiliated with is likely picking up Kona. Looking for a smashier replacement for the SB 100, any monkeys actually own/know the new Process 134?
pare those frames decently light, or way overbuilt?
it ticks all of the boxes.
still going Rocky for the 160/170 rowdy bike.
pare those frames decently light, or way overbuilt?
it ticks all of the boxes.
still going Rocky for the 160/170 rowdy bike.
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buddy has and loves the 153...he goes hard on bikes.
I test rode one in Pisgah this time last year. With a 150mm fork it did pretty well. Even though I didn't fiddle much with the suspension to dial it in. Appreciated the short chainstays, its a sharp handing bike that is still fun in chunk.