flat bar = has higher than normal stack? new wheel size?ok, they're being tedious pricks now. what can we surmise from this extra bit of info? the flat bar has me wary:
flat bar = has higher than normal stack? new wheel size?ok, they're being tedious pricks now. what can we surmise from this extra bit of info? the flat bar has me wary:
return of the 69'rok, they're being tedious pricks now. what can we surmise from this extra bit of info? the flat bar has me wary:
.......https://a-ride.com/collections/frontpage/products/2018-adult-electric-a-rideok, they're being tedious pricks now. what can we surmise from this extra bit of info? the flat bar has me wary:
A 36er?ok, they're being tedious pricks now. what can we surmise from this extra bit of info? the flat bar has me wary:
The Lizards do not permit such shenanigans.That's it, I hate this now. How do I hide a thread/brand...
oh shit. i think you nailed it.
Make sure there's one for me. 465mm reach in the fantastic plastic please.definitely a lot of noise about shifting production back to Taiwan, infrastructure, factories and knowledge there, as well as exploiting (do I mean exploiting?) Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia 3rd and 4th world countries where the minimum wage is actually less than China and there are no tariffs.
Because, you know, cheap wins everything.
I'm heading over next week. A little worried my meager order will lose a little priority....
So Showa had an air sprung moto fork when my Marzoocchi Z5 was out? I didn't know that, good for them.My friend that worked at Showa for almost 10 years has told me a few times. All the stuff the MTB engineers bring to the table as new and inventive has been done on the MX scene numerous times over. If this is a suspension product and it has a single shaft shock or twin leg fork I would be "shocked" if this still isn't the case.
lol, god I hope not.....although after reading a couple comments I think I agree that they've photoshopped two right legs in that image you posted, damnit, now they've got me looking way too closely at this shit...and really "Trust" Performance? ugh, what a terrible name.oh shit. i think you nailed it.
Now you've said too much.lol, god I hope not.....although after reading a couple comments I think I agree that they've photoshopped two right legs in that image you posted, damnit, now they've got me looking way too closely at this shit...and really "Trust" Performance? ugh, what a terrible name.
Thanks for posting this, I lost my old copy.
if you zoom way in it almost looks like a direct mount stem. almost.Sort of looks like their logo on that flat handlebar. I've always wanted a handlebar I can trust! Carbon handlebars often have trust issues.
37mm clamp size, was discovered to not induce teh flexif you zoom way in it almost looks like a direct mount stem. almost.
dual crown enduro fork.37mm clamp size, was discovered to not induce teh flex
I don't understand why anyone would throw away a couple of perfectly good folding chairs like that.
Linkage based 9 bar bottom bracket/crank standardDW Link suspension stem??
On the basis of that brake hose routing I'm already out.getting closer:
photoshop isn't the best way to run brake linesOn the basis of that brake hose routing I'm already out.
Remember when Cannondale used to have a whole line of bikes with chainrings on the left side in their catalogs?photoshop isn't the best way to run brake lines
if you look at where it the front brake hose ends, you arrive at 1 of 2 conclusions:Brake hose is the first thing I noticed, crazy! I would be lying if I said I'm not super interested to see what they have going on...Although that hose routing has me thinking some type of new linkage driven fork...
Good point.if you look at where it the front brake hose ends, you arrive at 1 of 2 conclusions:
-it was photoshopped in
-they're using a 350mm rotor
Around 2010 they had a hard go at it in the MX scene. Then this....So Showa had an air sprung moto fork when my Marzoocchi Z5 was out? I didn't know that, good for them.