Ky1e
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Don't ask, it shows his mangina.
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Don't ask, it shows his mangina.
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That peach fuzzed bruised butt sure isn't pretty.Don't ask, it shows his mangina.
Sorry about thatThat peach fuzzed bruised butt sure isn't pretty.
That's Moorey.Sorry about that
Whoops, here's the latest version, a bit of northern choppage is on the menu, oh well. The trail fairies can borrow the M12y excavators for a few hours and do magic.There were routes proposed with more impact and I suppose the high level of use of Wylde has given it more strength to stay put. If no one used it then I'm sure it would be much easier to chop.
similar. but nor ball burnished magnesium before bud. youll have to clear coat magnesiumHave you done anything like that with Fork lowers? Asking for a mate.
So come on......Got the spring in the mail and fitted my elevensix. About to take her for a spin.
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I want to ride that bike!Got the spring in the mail and fitted my elevensix. About to take her for a spin.
Did you get the Park tensionmeter and centreing gauge. If not, I highly reccomend them.I find playing with my bike very cathartic and so bought a few tools, Park truing stand and base and some little bits and pieces. Very excited to start learning how to build wheels. I have an old set I plan to pull apart and rebuild.... may take awhile to do well though I figure nothing ventured nothing gained.
....and how was the shock?Rode youis today with some legends. Despite almost pulling the pin due to wind / rain, it turned out to be cracker of a day. Took our time sessioning sections of cressie (pretty much had the trail to ourselves) and managed to link it all together for a pb. Ripper day with no stacks or mechanicals.
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Shock was amazing! Rode at Lysterfield yesterday and was blown away with how much grip I had. Rear felt glued to trail. Inspired so much confidence I started hitting berms faster and faster without brakes until I put my front wheel over the berm and drew some blood. Was really impressed with its ability to handle chunky rock gardens, it's no magic carpet ride but it mantains composure through the chunky stuff like no other shock I have ridden. Probably because I can never get the shock dialled in properly, which I one of the reasons I got this. The two valves are great. I have them set up for trail and dh (with jumps). It really is like swapping out the shock, the circuits are completely different. Bike feels much more lively / poppy with the 11/6 than the ccdb cs. Bike feels super balanced with the ACS3 up front. If Strava is anything to go off I managed a bunch of pb's at both Lysterfield and the you yangs on my first two rides with it.....and how was the shock?
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