HeatedRotor

@Slipa: current Bikes are a couple of Fuel gen 7's 1 carbon large, 1 alloy large and 1 medium alloy(kids and mine) and we have a Rail+ in large I believe they slam but i have to lift them slightly anyway. Side note, im running a 34.9 post but i know some frames will allow more room with a thinner post using a shim.

This really needs to be select multiple... Absolutely love the long rear centre gang, I get to watch them go even faster when they wash the front still... what will they blame next?? Maybe tyre size or maybe their seatstays are to short. I have no interest in my rear wheel being so far behind me that it feels like a bus. Theres a certain few bikes that have exceptional growing stays such as the hp slash though. Ive ridden alot of bikes, with short an long rear centre's... every single time I question why someone would give up so much for a longer rear centre.

Im 183 and most larges will fit my oneup 240 v3.

100%, we have a heap of the cheap ones and when pulled apart are mostly all the same in different layouts. Bike brands got in and want to make easy $$$

"can last for the entire thickness of a set of brake pads without needing to be bled." While i've just installed a 3rd set of maven pads on the same bleed..... Are people really only getting 1 set of pads per bleed??????!!

@devlin-cycles: Trek do already make different rockers and shock links for the Fuel platform(which is a excellent bike by the way) and do make headset cups aswell. They make headset cups and shock links/mounts for the slash aswell. Im definitely getting behind Trek again, They're making some great stuff at the moment and the new Fuel+ is going to be excellent(leaked on EMTB forums)

@devlin-cycles: sorry, I shouldve been more clear, I mean as a factory item you can buy, Im a big fan of one frame, many links to purchase.

Something I've really liked with the newer treks is the Lower shock mount being Changeable/modular. Some local guys have machined some different ones to try all sorts of things, one guy has some cool ones that hold multi tools, AXS batterys etc with the help of 3d printers I'd love to see More bikes with modular pivots where you can physically move the locations with Different links... Or does this take away from "Oh for enduro you need to buy our other bike"

About time. All the sets we've had were terrible... the calipers suck. The new pro levers work really good though.