Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
Blingle Fox 50th Anniversary forks.
Newly Released Suspension & Components General
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The Dude
Wasn't asking to be banned
I'd imagine the gold paint won't last long...
teK--
Eats Squid
Hey they finally matched two shades of gold
Mr Crudley
Glock in your sock
I wouldn't count on the target market of these blingle forks to actually ride them or take them to the car park at the very most.
bear the bear
Is a real bear
No, because you can't retrofit it to older hubs due to the increased diameter required.Maybe I missed it, but I thought there would have been a bit more excitement on here for this product release:
New 90-Tooth DT Swiss Hub "240 Ratchet DEG" - VitalMTB
beeb
Dr. Beebenson, PhD HA, ST, Offset (hons)
Yeah I realised that, but a lot of folk on here seem to dream of higher POE but be beholden to DT hubs and to scared/heavy to trust their 54t (?) ratchets.
Rorschach
Didnt pay $250 for this custom title
I saw some awesome looking custom Fox 40s (I think...) in burnt orange with white decals floating around online a little while back, they looked mint. Can I find a pic again to prove I wasn't hallucinating? No.I'd prefer a Manitou Mezzer special edition
or Cane Creek Helm Mk2 Launch edition -
Or a custom colour like this Fox 36 -
bear the bear
Is a real bear
The best thing about DT Swiss to date has been their sticking to a single-style rear hub engagement system. This meant you could change the driver body and end cap and 9/10 be able to run whatever the new standard is. With EXP and now this, they seem to be drifting away from this strength. 54t ratchets are fine if they are from DT or a reliable supplier, the issue has been dodgy Ebay/ Alibaba sellers
New Suntour 38 forks. LSC and rebound adjustable only and wider. Promising better tolerances on bushings too sounds like DVOs new offerings. I would say this gonna be heavy.
bikerumor.com
Also Albek have new hydration packs but have their X brace. How long before USWE starts knocking with a cease and desist.
SR Suntour Durolux 38 Spreads Out w/ New Chassis & Damper
A new chassis, damper & bushing anatomy make this Durolux their best fork ever, plus new inline shocks, trail forks & more!
bikerumor.com
Also Albek have new hydration packs but have their X brace. How long before USWE starts knocking with a cease and desist.
H20- Haul 4.0 Hydration Pack
H2O-Haul 4.0 is the ultimate crossover option. This versatile pack seamlessly transitions between a full day riding epic single trails or that afternoon adventure. This allrounder is built with ample storage for all your trail essentials and comes with our 2.0LT FFP bladder option keeping you...
albek.co
teK--
Eats Squid
Is Uswe's design patented though?New Suntour 38 forks. LSC and rebound adjustable only and wider. Promising better tolerances on bushings too sounds like DVOs new offerings. I would say this gonna be heavy.
SR Suntour Durolux 38 Spreads Out w/ New Chassis & Damper
A new chassis, damper & bushing anatomy make this Durolux their best fork ever, plus new inline shocks, trail forks & more!
Also Albek have new hydration packs but have their X brace. How long before USWE starts knocking with a cease and desist.
H20- Haul 4.0 Hydration Pack
H2O-Haul 4.0 is the ultimate crossover option. This versatile pack seamlessly transitions between a full day riding epic single trails or that afternoon adventure. This allrounder is built with ample storage for all your trail essentials and comes with our 2.0LT FFP bladder option keeping you...albek.co
Sure is and the Albek looks verrrrry similar.
No Dancing Monkey™ 1
USWE Hydration Backpacks for athletes and weekend warriors. Our packs are 100% bounce free - without affecting your breathing capacity.
uswe.com
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
I had a USWE pack and didn't like the way it sat on my back.
Weird, best pack I have ever had and once it falls apart will grab another. Does. Not. Move.
Was it too high or low and just not right? Had other packs and they bounce around and need to grab em and move back into place.
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
I have a longish for height torso, so when the pack was on and worn securely to my back it felt like it rode too high. The waist straps came around too high on my torso. Some of the straps were elasticised and I could feel that flexing as I got around. I gave it a fair go, used it for a good many days of snowboarding. It didn't get a run loaded with all the weight I normally take riding. Sold it on to one of my clients in japan who was very happy with it. He is a lean fellow and a fair bit shorter than I am.
No qualms about thr quality of the pack. It was a well manufactured piece of gear. It was to replace an evoc that gave me a lot of good years. I now have an osprey that I am not entirely happy with. The quest continues. Many years ago I had a pack from Kathmandu designed for use on snow. It was a lot longer than most packs I see these days. Oh how I yearn for another like it.
I am not a tall person either.
ForkinGreat
Knows his Brassica oleracea
You could get another EVOC pack. they do make the L/XL size in their snow packs.
pink poodle
気が狂っている男
Much chuckling. I am neither old enough nor lame enough for a bum bag.
All that I have looked at seem to be more about litres of capacity than top to bottom length than I am after, which results in unnecessary bulk (particularly a pain in the arse on/off chair lifts). And fuck me there is lot of outdated hipster rebirthing of the rucksack styles that hemmingway and his buddies were using in the old days of skiing. Maybe I'll just have to start my own bag company.