Little Things You Love

[Jpez]

Episode 6 is up!
He's unstoppable, great content on a regular basis.

And a casual send of the train gap no less! woah.
These have become my favourite Youtube watch lately.

 

[Dales Cannon]

Awkward looking brake lever setup... But given his abilities maybe I’m doing it wrong!

Nothing for it, take your brakes off.

 

[Tubbsy]

And a casual send of the train gap no less! woah.

"if you case it, bad juju"

Nice understatement

 

[Sethius]

That depends if you're the standard 40+ masters or the mtba designated 30-40 masters

Hangon masters is 30+?! Ouch..

 

[foxpuppet]

And a casual send of the train gap no less! woah.
These have become my favourite Youtube watch lately.

I can’t believe he goes out there solo and sends this stuff, must be so comfortable!


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[Zaf]

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[DMan]

Awkward looking brake lever setup... But given his abilities maybe I’m doing it wrong!

I wondered that. Started watching last night (Episode 1) and noticed his levers are almost level to the bars? Someone cleverer than me explain that please...

 

[DMan]

Dude, Jaxon is right there! You can't be alone and with your best friend.

I don't know if Jaxon can perform CPR though

 

[born-again-biker]

I wondered that. Started watching last night (Episode 1) and noticed his levers are almost level to the bars? Someone cleverer than me explain that please...

This came up somewhere else a little while back.
There's quite a few EWS pros with their brake levers cranked upwards IIRC.
I think it's something to do with the bike and rider position when the trail is steep. If you're hanging off the back of it all the time the brake levers get further away in the traditional down sloping position.
(don't quite remember, could be wrong)

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[pink poodle]

^ yet most dh riders don't appear to have their brakes in a similar position, and probably ride trails of a similarly steep pitch.

 

[Ultra Lord]

^ yet most dh riders don't appear to have their brakes in a similar position, and probably ride trails of a similarly steep pitch.

It’s a french thing

 

[hifiandmtb]

On the subject of brake levers, this:

https://www.mtb-news.de/news/2019/05/03/stoll-t1-edition-clean-cockpit-bike/

 

[Sethius]

On the subject of brake levers, this:

https://www.mtb-news.de/news/2019/05/03/stoll-t1-edition-clean-cockpit-bike/

Where you reading the magura release article?

 

[hifiandmtb]

Yep!

Magura solution nothing on this...

 

[safreek]

On the subject of brake levers, this:

https://www.mtb-news.de/news/2019/05/03/stoll-t1-edition-clean-cockpit-bike/

Little thing that I would love: one of these in 26, and cheap

 

[fatboyonabike]

what a very tidy and clinical looking machine..me likes muchly!
at 2000 euro just for the forks, might have to wait for the lotto to smile on me

 

[nzhumpy]

Really...cable ties.

 

[Ultra Lord]

On the subject of brake levers, this:

https://www.mtb-news.de/news/2019/05/03/stoll-t1-edition-clean-cockpit-bike/

Do want.

 

[Ultra Lord]

Really...cable ties.

It’s not stupid if it works.

 

[nzhumpy]

No doubt it works, but on something that well thought out and not to mention exxy I would have expected something a tad more...refined, not just we have this loose hose we'll just zip tie it. Cable ties is the sort of half arsed cowboy shite I'd resort to.