Amaury Pierron's Commencal Supreme DH 29We recently did a
detailed bike check of Amaury Pierron's race bike, but it seemed fitting to feature it again - after all, the 22-year-old Frenchman just took home his first World Cup DH victory in the elite category.
If you saw his race run, it didn't look like Pierron used them much, but SRAM's Code brakes were in place to help keep speeds in check.
Tahnee Seagrave's Transition TR11 With a third place finish in Croatia, there's no doubt that Tahnee Seagrave was eager to regain that top podium position, the spot she'd occupied three times last season. She did it, taking the win by over eight seconds aboard her Transition TR11.
MENTIONS: @COMMENCALbicycles,
@TransitionBikeCompany,
@ergonbike,
@schwalbe, @foxracingshox,
@SramMedia,
@crankbrothers,
@shimano
(Haven't figured out which, but definitely hubstandard.)
www.instagram.com/p/Bjkc9g_FVtl/?utm_source=ig_share_sheet&igshid=xpruc025ffl5
IIRC Gwins winning snap was also SRAM?
also ratio of rotor to wheel diameter is too big
Mine are quick on the roof rack of the Cooper S.
@okavango - I heard only great stories about E13 tyres I'd love to try them. Same about the latest Michelins. But E13s are even more expensive than Maxxis :/
Other than that, yeah Maxxis totally suck.
i will however say that everyone i know who has swapped to schwalbe from maxxis have said that they wouldn't change back. i know i wouldn't.
i had the big betty in single ply and that seemed decent so i bought a vertstar DH compound one for drier stuff and never really used it for more than a day. in the UK the magic mary seem to be perfect all round.
For clarity, Reach (with a capital R), is a frame measurement. I don’t know what else to call the total length of the cockpit when standing, but it's confusing to use the same term for two different purposes.