What did you do TO / WITH / FOR your bike today!

shiny said:
Nice. I can’t recall company possibly Rulezman who adds an air valve to crown and uses that as extra chamber and another company that runs a connection from bleed valves.

Will this work like a Secus and mount it to bottom of fork or required at the top? Sorry bit of a dummy so not sure if your adding a chamber or Increasing volume or both.
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Yeah might've been Intend with the Hollow crown setup.

Everflow is the guy with the bleeder connections.

What I was aiming for was to increase the main air spring volume to compensate for the fact I have a DSD Runt style high pressure chamber that probably takes up the same space as 1.5 tokens. The Secus in my understanding is increasing the lower leg volume to also create a more linear spring curve.
 
Off work early, so went to work on the monster tree...coz y'know noone else is gonna do it.
Cut all the limbs off so I didn't get knocked out.
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This splintered bit hanging off the other tree was sketchy AF about 12m tall..cut and run type scenario, had no idea which way it was going to go, luckily I ran the right way.
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Little ozito goes hard.
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And some freehand artwork for the punters.
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Love the calling card @Mattyp


Hope you put all those lopped limbs to good use. It would be a shame for them the be left to rot.
 
Fixed the chirpy/squeaky brakes.

After 3 months of putting up with both brakes giving a loud chirp on application (goes away once brakes are on), it was obvious that it's not a bedding in issue.

Switched from the SRAM HS2s, back to the Centerlines from the old bike. Brakes are now dead quiet and pure bliss.

Now no one has to know how often I brake :p
 
I’m visiting some old friends in Cambodia and have a few days in Siem Reap where I used to live so decided to rent a MTB and have a pedal. Did a lazy 40km.
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Tried to sneak into Angkor Wat but they were wise to me so peddled out to the provinces a bit, dodged a big ass green snake that according to the locals when I lived here is either the deadliest snake in the world or completely harmless, got side eyed by some monkeys, found a bit of single track here and there in the jungle, dodged a million stray dogs, cattle, kids and whatnot. Total chaos. Love it.
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