I have an old Avy cart in my 2010 Boxxer just collecting dust... maybe I could swap that into a TURST.
Trust me...
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The Thirst effect
Looks like that '01 Sid is worth Two-fiddy.
If there's one sure sign that a company is doing well, it's constant, and massive discounts to entice buyers
Dremel away...
Now, imagine a world where this is the normal look for all bikes...
oh hey, how's business going? haven't heard much from the land of tantrum for a while.
I saw a Y-33 over the weekend!
speaking of such things, spotted this beauty on the local CL (and the fork is totally on topic to boot):
i remember when those were brand new.
My original Proflex 550 predated the Girvin fork. It had a Girvin Flexstem instead, and both front and rear were thus "suspended" by entirely undamped little elastomer pucks.
When they released their fancy microcellular elastomer setup I hacked together a retrofit for mine.
I have one of those stems on the shelf with the rainbow stripes on it.
nice windbreaker. skys out thighs out
DUDE.
If you think Toshi’s windbreaker is bad I’ll have you know that there are pictures of me racing a Pro Flex in a tight fitting pink team outfit.
Last night I told my daughter the story of catching a thief in flagrante delicto with my buddy's red-and-yellow Joshua...things didn't end well for him...
Cripey, how much were they asking?
Crazy Phil and I did that with a fellow who had stolen a Norton Commando in Cambridge - he was not a happy camper.
And this, friends, is where the plot of Roadhouse was born.
(And when JBP had to register the stache...)
I was sponsored by them back then. My mom's townie bike is currently sporting a carbon legged, electric shock version with Ti spring left over from my race kit. She's 72 and loves the attention it gets.
Sounds like SCW is getting closer
www.pinkbike.com
Review: Six Months on Structure's Wild Looking Cycleworks SCW 1 - Pinkbike
The most impressive linkage fork to date, but you'll need to buy the entire bike to get it.
Sounds like SCW is getting closer
Review: Six Months on Structure's Wild Looking Cycleworks SCW 1 - Pinkbike
The most impressive linkage fork to date, but you'll need to buy the entire bike to get it.
I'd love to test ride the SCW.
I'd take a Yari over a (free) Trust.
I'd take a Yari over a (free) Trust.
Whaddya know, another tepid review.
As wonky as they are, I feel like they could gain a serious foothold in the fatbike niche market. The design looks like it would lend itself well for it. There are no real good options for forks there, you either go dinky Bluto or giant 6+lbs Mastedon, but I think any of the shortcomings of the linkage would be easily surpassed and it would be a lot better than the options that currently exist.
I would *maybe* try it on the fat bike...if it were *maybe* $150.
shipped.
shipped.
Dear god.
I take back what I said earlier.
I think you should really sit down, look in the mirror and take in an honest evaluation of what you see.
I take back what I said earlier.
I think you should really sit down, look in the mirror and take in an honest evaluation of what you see.
He should get a G-fat trike.
well that was fairly non-complimentary. reviewer seems to know his shit / rides with reasonable pace, so feels somewhat legit. (the rear wheel landing slo-mo looked positively harsh). given the number of promotions trust has been pushing (aggressive sales, trade-ins, financing, etc), it's feeling like they're teetering on the brink of sustainable viability. or rather, most likely hemorrhaging. methinks a v2 that addresses the criticisms will be needed to keep things afloat.
with there marketing that says the consumer sucks and trust is god? I think they would double down on there crap. Cut off the nose to spite the face type thingy, with the trust team it seems.
Stop whining.
This was probably the most articulate and informative trust review yet. Impressed.