The
Suez Canal ship saga that captivated social media and stymied global trade seems to be ending, though the shipping backlog will likely continue to affect bike part lead times.
The Ever Given was finally freed after six days of dredging and tugging. While the canal will soon be reopened (after it passes a safety inspection), experts estimate that it may take at least 10 days to clear the traffic jam on either side of the thoroughfare, according to the
Associated Press release.
Canyon Bikes said last week that there are several Canyon shipments trapped in the bottleneck (including on the Ever Given) and mentioned the ripple effect that will likely occur as a result of the hundreds of ships that are now behind schedule. In the context of the COVID-induced bike parts shortage, companies that have been assembling and shipping bikes as soon as the parts are delivered will suffer from the sudden halt to shipments.
Nonetheless, things are looking up again for those patiently waiting for bikes as the fragile supply chain is reassembled.
Ever Given run a-Ground and desert you
Second, if Trump had his tiny baby hands in it, it would have capsized.
Exhibit A: vaccinations before and after 1/21. Get a clue.
Nile crocodile.
We all should have flown to the middle east swam out and climbed up the side to get a bike while it was still grounded.
Would've been the easier option compared to hunting one down one locally.
www.freightwaves.com/news/ocean-container-losses-topple-annual-average-in-2-months#:~:text=A%20WSC%20study%20found%20a,year%20between%202018%20and%202019.
Sounds like on heck of an adventure and has to be the longest "Break In" ride in history.
Thanks for the link D.
What was I even thinking. Or smoking...I did get a pretty nice slingshot a HUNTING slingshot. I became the long distance terror of every skunk in the canyon behind our building!
1. There are plenty of political news sites already
2. The PB community is international and most of us are not going to care about the politics of any particular country
3. The field of politics exists to make space for people to enjoy the good things in life. It's a means, not an end. Mountain biking is one of those good things, and it relates to others: health, the outdoors, spending time with friends and family. The fact that so many of us - from around the world and with a variety of perspectives - can relate to each other over this sport we love is beautiful and it stands as a silent witness to the proper priority of politics. Introducing political content on here would divide us and we'd lose all that.
A news section that has pinkbike readers as a target group, combined with the popularity contest that up and downvotes is, well I see no way in what that could hurt society at all.
in other way someone must support slave labour
at least now all mass produced in china "boutiques" can rise price even more.
This industry needs to be controlled.
You must watch: vimeo.com/162357846
...*made in over seas