BEEner
- Member since Apr 27, 2008 O+
- Male / 30
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Surrey , British Columbia - 5 Followers
- 7 Trailforks Points
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BEEner rideordiemtb's article
Jul 11, 2023 at 8:47
Jul 11, 2023
Video: 'Back for More' with Paul Genovese
@Mtn-Goat-13: Thankfully someone else but me notices this. What is the point in filming it if you can't see the complete feature from start to finish? I don't watch most most edits anymore because of this. Nice to see Paul keeping it more simple.
BEEner mikekazimer's article
May 25, 2023 at 11:53
May 25, 2023
Throwback Thursday: 10 Classic Photos of the Day From 2003
@brianpark: Rather than POD and VOD maybe do them by the week? Post them on the main page and try and contact the owner for a little write up on them if there's a story behind the video or pic?
Selling
Apr 21, 2023 at 12:38
Apr 21, 2023
BEEner christiefitz's article
Jan 10, 2023 at 13:01
Jan 10, 2023
Mark Wallace Signs With Norco Bicycles
It's a range with a prototype rear linkage. Saw Lucas at Whistler and you could see the CNC marks on the link at the time.
Selling
Dec 22, 2022 at 17:26
Dec 22, 2022
Rocky Mountain Slayer C50 29er
$3999 CAD2020 Rocky mountain Slayer C50 (bought brand new in 2021) with 29 inch wheels and a size large frame. The full build can be found here https://www.vitalmtb.com/product/guide/Bikes,3/Rocky-Mountain/Slayer-Carbon-50-29,27261 .
The rear rim was swapped for a Chromag BA30 and Tires are Michelin Wild Enduros. The chainring and chain and brand new. All pivot bearings were recently replaced and suspension was serviced every season. Over all the bike has been well looked after with only minor cosmetic scuffs (a small one on the top tube shown in the second picture). Chains are regularly replaced so drivetrain is in good working order as well.... every two months and max chain stretch tolerance was never reached.
BEEner mikelevy's article
Dec 22, 2022 at 13:18
Dec 22, 2022
2022 Pinkbike Awards: Send of the Year Nominees - The Most Committed 360 & 2 HUGE Straight Airs
Dylan Shefer deserves to be on here. The biggest road gap we've seen in a while, no sponsors, no competition or recognition, and he did it all first go with no run up. He did it just for himself and the sport. All Risk, no reward.
