The new status with 170mm looks real good. One of the local ripper kids showed up yesterday on his brand new one. Sounds like a great deal for what you get.
That shirt is not very flattering. No wonder my wife hates it :ROFLMAO: . Flattering... more like fattening.
Thanks for coming out and taking pics. I am always willing to do laps. Let me know when.
I don't plan on ever bringing in all the gear again unless I do the work to open up a route for...
I missed the post in time to answer for the ride party, but for future. I have never tried it but I think it would be fine on parts of the trail. Other parts are fairly steep and I would worry about only having a rear brake. I think the lower line would be fine / fun on a DJ.
I want to hear the theory better as well to see how close I am to guessing the engineering.
My take is that separating the axle from the springs might free up the movement of the springs. The upper bars will control the axle wrap by themselves, but wouldn't allow pinion adjustment. The spring...
I remember the Fat City brothers running the double shackle 4 link on a few of their jeep builds and it always looked like it worked real good. This is a rad idea to keep in the rules of the class. If yo would have gone triangulated the uppers towards the t-case out put, do you think you could...
I had to move the lip about 3' in toward the landing to make it "comfortable" to clear the double used to carry speed. It flows so well I might have to pull back the hip lip on the entrance jump going into the next berm.
It just felt like I wasn't getting anywhere. I didn't get sore, but I also wasn't trying to keep up with anyone. I fully admit that my brain and legs forgot how to push being in the land of cadence for so long. It probably would have gone better had I topped the shock and tire off and didn't...
Holy Crap. My bike charger came unplugged so I grabbed my sons Giant Trance. Granted I didn't adjust anything so shocks and tires were all too low..., but that wasn't fun. Even taking the easy way in to the trail for a dig session was a struggle. On one hand I feel like I need to ride it more...
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