Some flattering photos featured in the SRAM booth, taken during an all-day ride promoting the new GX Transmission group.
Whistler never fails to provide a good time, and this week had no shortage of fun for all in attendance. Crankworx was in full effect, with plenty of companies showing off new product while some of the world's best athletes pushed themselves in the bike park. It's always a colorful scene, so dig into some of the last bits from the week of mountain bike revelry.
Maxxis had a couple of these tire recycling posts set up in the Village.
With plans to recycle the rubber into other non-waste products.
Turns out the bike park is pretty hard on tires, so they ended up with quite the haul. Don't worry, I dug through the stack to make sure nothing usable was left behind.
Surely influenced by our recently minted Mullet of the Day award, Devinci was giving out free cuts in the pits.
Nothing better than a free mullet.
Knolly looks to be cooking up some new product, with fresh colors and new lines in their tent.
A straighter toptube than we've seen from the Canadian brand.
And provisions for the newest mounting standards.
Found another custom SRAM brake bleed cap.
Notes in the Norco booth. It's always cool to see the details at the beginning of a design process.
One of many cool paint jobs in the Trek booth.
No standalone booth for Specialized this year, opting instead for a takeover of one of the Evo stores in the Village.
Which featured this adorable play-sand slopestyle course.
Downhill bikes on a homemade rack = good rig. More of this at Truckworx.
Chill and comfy in a little chair = good dog. More of this at Dogworx.
@Brasher: Straight top tubes for the win. I ride a small '16 Trek Slash now and always dug the Remedies too. The new small Treks only come with bent top tubes and they're all hideous.
@number44: Their linkage is very good, nothing to change here. And everyone need to change from time to time, people who are too stubborn to change eventually loose.
Maybe the same as a real Jet-ski, not a Sea-doo. I’ve never ridden one other then Wave Race on N64, but this looks like it would be the same for snow. You could fully move from side to side without a seat between your legs. I dunno, looks fun to try.
Maxxis- I appreciate the effort to put up those little recycling posts. It will certainly help reduce the amount of waste going to landfills. Next, I would like to see some of these put up at local trailheads.
However, if you guys could design a tire that lasts longer than 1 year, that would be even better!
If you want a longer lasting tire, get something with worse performance. If you're replacing tires because the center is worn, learn to corner harder.
Race parts don't last long, they're not supposed to.
Where can I view the Deep Summer photo shows?
Where can I see all the dirt diaries (I found 3 of them on Youtube so far)?
How long did it take people to get home after Joyride (as in all the day tripping city folk)?
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