Home to Roost is Juice Lubes' celebration of our favourite riders. It's our chance to showcase just how damn fast and stylish they are and how talented they are on two wheels.
For our final episode of the 2019/20 series, we've got the big dog himself, Brendan Fairclough.
After an incredible year of World Cups, travel, adventure, Rampage and more we joined Bren for some eBike fun on his local trails in Surrey, England.
Bren was fresh back from Rampage when we shot and had just recovered from a gnarly crash out in the desert. It was his first 'proper' ride back so was keen to keep it local and just slay some local dirt. No arguments from us!
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You can learn more about Juice Lubes at Juicelubes.co.uk.Thanks to Brendan for having us
@Brendog1Thanks to Chris Greenwood for the photos
@cagreenwoodThanks to TommyC for making Home to Roost happen
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Pretty much every company except Specialized has mis-read the e bike market and are only making boring trail bikes when the real potential for them is self shuttling DH trails. Trashing your pickup tuck or paying for a lift ticket is no longer necessary with DH e bikes.
If they were savvy Scott would turn the Voltage into a DH e bike since they are barely selling it anymore and it has the perfect name for an e bike.
Does that mean all the other brands are, of course, nonsense?
www.pinkbike.com/news/video-the-fim-emtb-world-cup-race-in-imola-was-embarrassing.html
There is a better way, but for what ever reasons no one is clever enough to make it happen!
"Hey Scott factory drop Brendog and sponsor me I will ride any of your mountain bikes, even the eMTB."
If e-bikes didn't exist, but mountain biking suddenly became more popular and the oh so sensitive surrey hills saw a 500% upsurge in usage would it still be a problem? And what would the problem be exactly? Are you sure you're not just an elitist prick trying to keep trails quiet for your own benefit?
What's so "sensitive" about the Surrey hills? The bit that is actually affected by mtb's is the bit beneath the tyres, which is just mud, again what's the problem? Do you think mud cries?
Are you just annoyed you can't afford an e-bike?
Are you annoyed because e-bikes are more fun but you refuse to admit it?
Are you just a parroty sheep talking utter bullshit with only 10% brain engagement?
Can you describe even one of the 'repercussions' you speak of, because i don't see any... Not one...
The fact that it’s an ebike is irrelevant.
You got him good calling him poor!
But you think it’s bad that mountain biking is elitist...