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Just spray paint them green ;)

Yes, and at lower price points!

wrong post...

I just get centerlock hubs if I can. It's easy enough to get a 6-bolt adapter for a centerlock hub. If you have a 6-bolt hub to start with, you're stuck with using a 6-bolt pattern disc. Let's stay if SRAM or Trek decided they don't want 6-bolt patterns and want to stray off the standards like aftermarket car rims where there are so many different PCD patterns. They make 4, 5, 7, etc bolt patterns to market their disc brakes. Then, for all those who're stuck with 6-bolt disc hubs - they're fucked! The centerlock hub will adapter to any bolt patterns.

It's a SRAM patent to stop others from making the horrific mistakes of putting the batter in a smash zone. All those movies of cars exploding while falling off a cliff - well, that's gonna happen to your e-bike on Red Bull jumps. Too bad Evel Knievel isn't still alive to do those on full suspension e-bikes!

Trees in the middle of the trail right after the jumps or did they just magically appear out of nowhere? :D

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Getting back to basics with gear ratios rather than the stupid SRAM's bullshit % teeth spread ratio over the cassette dish.

Nice double take there! ;)

I've got one of the earlier models from MEC. It does the job but I hate the tightening adjustment knobs on the back side. Gotta be the worst design because it can't tighten worth of shit to lock in to hold the bike horizontally or at the angle you want. The know is so big and round that there is no grip to tighten properly even when the knob is ridged to provide grip. I tried using a belt wrench. That worked for a bit but still can't hold anything above 30lbs. I finally used a set of the biggest tongue and groove channel locks wrench I bought for big pipes. That did the trick as it provided enough clamp force and torque to tighten and hold the clamp bar without any rotation. There's lots of times when I thought I should just shell out the money and get a Park Tool stand but, JFC, they cost 10X as much and 3X more than my bomb proof truing stand! Now that I know that the channel locks work really well with my Feedback stand, I'll just keep using it. It'll last just as long as a Park Tool stand. I think I paid like $80 back 15+ years ago.