Newly Released Suspension & Components General

shiny said:
MRP smoking the good stuff

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New MRP Cage Guard Shields SRAM T-Type Derailleur Cages...

MRP has introduced the Cage Guard, a new accessory designed to protect SRAM T-Type derailleur pulley cages from damage caused by rocks and debris on the trail. Precision-machined in Colorado, this guard is made from Delrin thermoplastic, a material chosen for its low friction and impact...
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The chain in that first pic looks frikken filthy. shame, MRP! :p
 
MRP back on the mushrooms. Yes this is cool. Yes this will smash into your downtube if ya stack it.

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teK-- said:
I've always wondered about something like this... provided there is enough clearance with the downtube this would be great to pair with a Luftkappe or Secus...
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Not many bikes would clear it that I can think of. Depending how short you run your cables may also impact how far the fork will swing. Interested to see reviews and how it performs.
 
kten said:
Banshee Titan should be a candidate for fitment.
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Details now on website:

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Noken

The Noken is a spring upgrade that increases air-spring volume, reducing the compression ratio and creating a more linear spring curve that mimics the plush feel of a coil spring. By expanding the air chamber space above the crown, the Noken increases spring volume by the equivalent of 1.1...
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13mm tall and of course they sell spacer plates for the headset to help with clearance. Also 3D print file to see if it clears that’s a nice touch.
 
Drafted up a trollish post, but if you're running either a 38 or zeb at their max travel, and you're lightish, this might let you get into the end travel of those forks. There's a probably apocryphal suspension maxim that it's stiction, spring, then damper that you need to work on to get your fork where you want it to be. I'm going to grab one with their black friday discount, and put it on a 38 I'm using with a secus and lift damper, because I'm fat and want the vibe really.
 
placebo said:
Drafted up a trollish post, but if you're running either a 38 or zeb at their max travel, and you're lightish, this might let you get into the end travel of those forks. There's a probably apocryphal suspension maxim that it's stiction, spring, then damper that you need to work on to get your fork where you want it to be. I'm going to grab one with their black friday discount, and put it on a 38 I'm using with a secus and lift damper, because I'm fat and want the vibe really.
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And now we know where you got your username... :p
 
Wahoo ace. Looks good but $1000 and DC Rainmaker has given it an average review. Launched too early and half baked software. Original launch was to be early 2025. I will stick with my V1 Bolt.

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ELEMNT ACE GPS Bike Computer

ELEMNT ACE GPS Bike Computer Brilliantly vivid. Effortlessly intuitive. The all-new ELEMNT ACE is our largest and most powerful bike computer. With touchscreen convenience, a super-sized display, and ride intelligence that takes care of the details, it si
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Wahoo ACE Cycling GPS In-Depth Review: The Best or Unbaked?

After years of waiting, we’ve finally got a new Wahoo cycling GPS - and it’s a beast. At least, in terms of size and weight. And in the future, Wahoo also hopes in terms of features and position in
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shiny said:
Wahoo ace. Looks good but $1000 and DC Rainmaker has given it an average review. Launched too early and half baked software. Original launch was to be early 2025. I will stick with my V1 Bolt.

au.wahoofitness.com

ELEMNT ACE GPS Bike Computer

ELEMNT ACE GPS Bike Computer Brilliantly vivid. Effortlessly intuitive. The all-new ELEMNT ACE is our largest and most powerful bike computer. With touchscreen convenience, a super-sized display, and ride intelligence that takes care of the details, it si
au.wahoofitness.com au.wahoofitness.com

www.dcrainmaker.com

Wahoo ACE Cycling GPS In-Depth Review: The Best or Unbaked?

After years of waiting, we’ve finally got a new Wahoo cycling GPS - and it’s a beast. At least, in terms of size and weight. And in the future, Wahoo also hopes in terms of features and position in
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$1000 seems a lot to drop on a bike computer.
My V1 Bolt still goes ok. The Roam V2 looked tempting. Now the Ace is out, they might trim the Price on the older ones.
for some fkd up reason it seems to require software updates via wifi, rather than attaching the Bolt to my computer via usb cable. Or can I actually update via cable? I was having trouble so I stopped bothering to get updates.
 
ForkinGreat said:
$1000 seems a lot to drop on a bike computer.
My V1 Bolt still goes ok. The Roam V2 looked tempting. Now the Ace is out, they might trim the Price on the older ones.
for some fkd up reason it seems to require software updates via wifi, rather than attaching the Bolt to my computer via usb cable. Or can I actually update via cable? I was having trouble so I stopped bothering to get updates.
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Very pricey and then waiting on updates to make it better. No issues updating software on my V1 Bolt. I thought updates downloaded to the Wahoo app on your phone and was pushed via Bluetooth to the computer. Which then updates. Might be totally wrong though.
 
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