Here too.
Speshy was smart and handed them out to some local moto guys to insta-push, and also went to some Hare Scrambles with the full e-bike demo show.
Now all the old moto guys are going crazy for them, especially the fat ones....
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Speshy was smart and handed them out to some local moto guys to insta-push, and also went to some Hare Scrambles with the full e-bike demo show.
Now all the old moto guys are going crazy for them, especially the fat ones....
Any normal trail network that allows horses should also have a quarter mile loop from the parking lot that horses have to be taken on before hitting the main trails - loop would be called the poop loop.
Can you guess why I named this trail that particular name?
Poop Alley on Trailforks
Old School Cool Trail at Copeland Forest
Old School Cool is a 1,151 m popular green singletrack trail located near Oro-Medonte Ontario. This multi-use trail can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical...
Dual crown forks with straight steerers. Wasn't the 1.5 and tapered head tube designed for DH bikes? Why the hell do I have to use a 1.5" bottom headset with a reducer to accommodate an 1 1/8" steerer tube?
Yeah, they weren't brought about for DH bikes. It's for long travel single crowns, which need all the help they can get. A dual crown doesn't need a bigger steerer tube (hell, they don't really need a steerer tube at all) and the smaller lower bearing just makes more room for adjusting headsets, the crown can be smaller (lighter), etc.
It's a human poop-tale, isn't it?!Can you guess why I named this trail that particular name?
Poop Alley on Trailforks
Old School Cool Trail at Copeland Forest
Old School Cool is a 1,151 m popular green singletrack trail located near Oro-Medonte Ontario. This multi-use trail can be used both directions and has a easy overall physical...www.trailforks.com
I think that was a distraction. DW and others said frames were being ovalized and needed 1.5 to resist. Over time, it was realized that only the bottom really needed it. Manitou though, seized upon the 1.5 to make an 8" single crown fork...for no good reason. AFAIR, it wasn't the reason for the 1.5, but a (bad) result of it.
Yes...but why 200mm SC?
Moving to 1.5 steerers was a great idea to help combat the fore-aft flex that forks inherently see. But we are approaching the dumbness of 200mm single crown forks yet again in the industry...
If your satisfied with your reach and angle you can infact buy a rissie racing lower clamp with a 1.5" tapered steerer...
If you wanted to get buck wild there's a way to go full 1.5" but it involves a mill, a lathe, a pair of rissie clamps, and some 1.625" 7075 bar stock or thick wall tube.
Is that one in Deutschland?No, that's a different trail.
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Sort of amazing in retrospect how short-lived the straight 1.5" steerers and stems were.
I’d like to pretend manitou never existed.
Yeah, from the frame-builders, it seemed more that the 1.5 was a way to avoid the ovalized and over-stressed HTs, regardless of what fork it was.
From Manitou, it seemed like it was just a way to make a 203mm SC fork.
Total non-sequiter, but my Klein had a 1.5 headset in ‘93. I don’t remember if Cannondale’s foray into 1 and 1/4” was before or after that.
You sure? I recall Klein being 1.25" in an era where everyone else was 1" or 1 1/8".
Nope, the press fit bearings on the adroit then (might have been the only model) were 1.5.
in order to get a Mag21, I needed to get a custom crown from Klein, IIRC. But that was a long time ago, my memory could be faulty.
in order to get a Mag21, I needed to get a custom crown from Klein, IIRC. But that was a long time ago, my memory could be faulty.
Just like Cannondale, the Gemini FR versions had to have an adapter headset to fit the Manitou Travis 1.5 steerer in.
we have a bar bag for that you cretin. there are already pockets in the hip area in the jerseys
You work for them???
If anybody ever catches me in a Rapha product, please immediately proceed to remove me from the gene pool with whatever you have at hand, even if it takes a while. I don't care if it's a 4mm allen key or a tiny rock, just hack away. Strangle me with your hip pack if that's all you have, safe in the knowledge that you are still a better man than me and you're doing the world a service.
as much as i hate walmart, the family members that are into cycling have invested a lot in trails in there bentonville region.
yep
they also sell $200 mountain bikes. garbage on both ends of the spectrum.