Asininedrivel
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Can't sayThe linkage, as different as it looked, had a sense of Weagle-ness about it. Sauce?
Can't sayThe linkage, as different as it looked, had a sense of Weagle-ness about it. Sauce?
Says on the rear stayThe linkage, as different as it looked, had a sense of Weagle-ness about it. Sauce?
:foreheadslap: I looked at this photo 3 times and it's only now just occurred to me what I was looking at...Can't sayThat photo is legit though.
:foreheadslap: I looked at this photo 3 times and it's only now just occurred to me what I was looking at...
Slower on the uptake than I am on the bike....
To be fair this is quite a confusing photo. What is everyone doing here?:foreheadslap: I looked at this photo 3 times and it's only now just occurred to me what I was looking at...
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Slower on the uptake than I am on the bike....
To be fair this is quite a confusing photo. What is everyone doing here?
According to the Ibis bike owners page on FB, this is their new ebike, but I can't find a source anywhere....
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Looks more like the shock is offset towards the drive side?Hang on. Is the seat post off to one side and the shock sits on a little shelf? Ibis must have found some expired acid down the back of the couch.
Enough of this eeb nonsense!
It seem like adjustability is the new black, and mullets are still in vogue...
Crestline 205 VHP.
Crestline Bike Co. & Cascade Components Introduce Their Inaugural Model - The RS 205 VHP
First Ride: Crestline & Cascade Components Team Up to Create a Virtual High Pivot Downhill Bike
Suspension so good it literally (appears to) levitates!
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Enough of this eeb nonsense!
It seem like adjustability is the new black, and mullets are still in vogue...
Crestline 205 VHP.
Crestline Bike Co. & Cascade Components Introduce Their Inaugural Model - The RS 205 VHP
First Ride: Crestline & Cascade Components Team Up to Create a Virtual High Pivot Downhill Bike
Suspension so good it literally (appears to) levitates!
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To be fair this is quite a confusing photo. What is everyone doing here?
It does seem like a hell of footshot. I'd almost think going one step further and integrating a mudguard into the rear swingarm would be goer.There are so many bikes now with the shock mounted low and directly in the path of all the mud and debris thrown from the back wheel and yet no one is making guards to prevent all the crud hitting the shock.
I actually think I like the e-ibis...