natalot

^^ I pictured you trying to throw cash at your computer screen, and then getting super pissed when it just falls to the floor, and no new sexy bike shows up.

Can't help but respect that response.

Waki, I'd be careful with the sarcastic use of "the holy consumers", because whether you like it or not, if your suspension products don't sell, you'll be out of a job. That is a huge asshole way to put it, but there's no need to toss out insults. No one is stifling your creativity. I was sick of reading everyone's complaints, so instead of complaining about something that's proven, just don't buy them if you don't like them. But you must also see how people who don't work in the industry watched this interview, and saw the owner of a renowned mtb company talk about creating trends. Trends that a lot of people worry aren't based on science and testing. Us dumb consumers just need to be convinced. And while it is happening slowly, be patient instead of adding to the bitching.

Beautifully put. It's all trending people. You're all speaking like it's already lost, and 27.5' wheels have taken over. If you don't like them, don't buy them. Manufacturers will follow that at the end of the day.

Yea no kidding, it seems like there's too much focus on speed. Make tricks worth more!

Rheeder himself looked surprised, then relieved when he saw his score at first. Could just be me though.

What are we talking here? Like 5-6 miles over the speed limit, or you just hit the red button in the Batmobile speed?

Yea, either award more points for foot jams and creative tricks to diversify, or get rid of it.