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• #20777
Bonkers good.
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• #20778
Bonkers goodI've pre-ordered one -
• #20779
I imagine he's racing the lightest, raciest, thinnest tyres going and perhaps at quite a high pressure. Wee sharp rock perhaps.
Apparently it was a slow puncture so yeah I guess you'd expect that to seal eventually but it does often take a while at higher pressures. I tend to stop when I notice a puncture and put the hole at the bottom n wait a few mins to let it do its thing, obviously cant do that in a race.
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• #20780
Another request for a recommendation for a trail bike recommendation, willing to spend upto about £2500. Increasingly enjoying offroad and fed up of getting bashed around on a gravel bike, but know nothing about mountain bikes. Might take the odd trip to Dalby forest, but mostly just want to be comfortable on longish rides around the North York Moors. Been looking at the Marin Rift Zone, but not sure if full suspension is overkill. Any advice would be appreciated
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• #20781
This pink bike article might help you. Your main issue might be finding anything in stock in your size.
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• #20782
Full sus - definitely not overkill for Yorkshire.
Also Yorkshire - you'll want a Cotic or Orange.
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• #20784
I'm heading to Windhill on Sunday if anyone fancies riding in a thunderstorm.
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• #20785
Thanks for all the advice, reassuring to know that a short-travel, full suss bike is appropriate. Had previously watched the pinkbike reviews on youtube, Ripley af looks great and is available. However it's coming in nearer £3.5k, but if I cannot find the more budget friendly Marin, I might bite the bullet and get one.
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• #20786
Have a look at Bird Aether too.
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• #20787
I was due.
Wooden boards are slippery as a slippery thing.
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• #20788
Since I removed most of the skin from both of my knees and had to wake up twice a night to empty the fluid from my dressings I put knee-pads on religiously, no matter the gnar factor.
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• #20789
I had designed some tshirts with a print on the chest saying
MTB
ruins
lives
shinsMaybe now is the time to actually have them made
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• #20790
This is where I’m at, and I haven’t even slept a night yet.
The pocket at the back of the knee is gashed up from the pedal, sore as fook.
I had been thinking to wear armour, purchase was on the to-do list. I think that it’ll get done now!
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• #20791
Can recommend the POC VPD Air pads. Good protection and can ride in em all day. Mine are a few years and a few thousand miles deep and still in decent nick.
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• #20792
Looks like I should do another run of my 'Bones heal, scars fade, glory is forever' T-shirts.
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• #20793
LLL thread >>>
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• #20794
Cold but true
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• #20795
lol very fair
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• #20796
LLL?
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• #20798
Gonna see how small I can make these without a ball ache.
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• #20799
Keen!
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• #20800
Let me see if I can make suitably small for top tubes. Weeding tiny tiny letters is a paint and prone to short lifespan. I should just invest in a sticker printer by now.
Any suggestions for what to look for in a second hand xc type bike for general trail riding? I've been really loving being off-road recently and have a rock lobster hard tail, but I'm quite keen to try something a bit more modern. How much would I need to spend to get something fun?