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- Album
- LL150
- Category
- Bikes - All Mountain/Enduro
- Date Posted
- Aug 7, 2019 at 13:26Aug 7, 2019
- Location
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North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Photo details
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- Camera
- Samsung SM-G960W
- Shutter Speed
- 1/30
- Aperture
- 1.5
- Focal Length
- 4.3 mm
- ISO Speed
- 250
- Date
- 2019:08:07
- Time
- 00:58:22
3 Comments
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seraph
(Aug 24, 2020 at 11:17)
Why the limiter on the dropper?
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@seraph I don't like riding with a slammed seat. For really steep tech I'll remove it.
For me I need to be able to "find" my seat between my knees for descending. 125mm is all I need, the post on this frame is 150mm.
On long enduro race stages like Top of The World in Whistler I have lowered the post in a frame (not this particular frame) so that it's max height is about 1.5 inches below my usual max climbing height. This way at "top" position I can still get a wee bit of sit down climb (when I should really be standing and hammering) or drop into something with it up and it's not high post sketchy.
For me I need to be able to "find" my seat between my knees for descending. 125mm is all I need, the post on this frame is 150mm.
On long enduro race stages like Top of The World in Whistler I have lowered the post in a frame (not this particular frame) so that it's max height is about 1.5 inches below my usual max climbing height. This way at "top" position I can still get a wee bit of sit down climb (when I should really be standing and hammering) or drop into something with it up and it's not high post sketchy.
- 1 0
@shirk-007: So I take it you don't often bunny hop or jump? With my post up at all it smashes the saddle into my ass when I jump. I run a 170mm Reverb AXS on my Tallboy and I wish they made a 200mm.