Congrats . . . this thing's a burly monster! I'm really starting to get a feel for it in the corners and have been railing turns and berms hard lately. It leans really well and is super stable when you flick it from side to side because of the low center of gravity. Rear suspension is pretty plush though you'll have to spend some time dialing it in for your tastes. I haven't met any Glory riders who have a common consensus on rear suspension set-up. Don't be afraid to throw a few dollars at a couple of different spring weights. It's key. I'm on a 300 lb/in. spring for 155 lbs to achieve about 31% sag. Some people say they ride best at 40%, other say they do best at 25%. It's your call. This bike also jumps like a champ. Really stable, no nasty rear end kicking into over-rotation. Wheels are Mavic 823 tubeless, regular 2.5" Minion DHF 3C front, regular 2.5" High Roller DH 3C rear. Awesome tires. They hook up like mad in dirt and tacky mud. They hold a reasonable line in mud but they're not mud tires. Glory DH is awesome. Get out there and pin it!