Jorasatt
- Member since May 8, 2014 O+
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Don't think so
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Jorasatt dariodigiulio's article
Apr 17, 2024 at 5:13
Apr 17, 2024
First Ride: The Sub-$600 RockShox Domain and Psylo Forks
I bought a bike with a Boxxer Select on and then upgraded to a charger because everyone told me I would get more giirls, I cant tell much of a diffrence and I heve seen no girls?
Jorasatt seb-stott's article
Feb 1, 2024 at 12:08
Feb 1, 2024
Review: The New 2024 Scott Ransom 900 RC Has All The Integration
I think I would like it more if they routed the brake hose through the front hub and then inside the fork leg, and for the front brake....
Jorasatt dariodigiulio's article
Sep 21, 2023 at 4:13
Sep 21, 2023
Review: Goodyear Newton MTR & MTF Tires
I had the first versions of the Newton DH, worst tires I ever ridden, no grip whatsoever, crashef everday, replaced them with Assegai, sooo muche better.
Selling
Apr 14, 2023 at 4:13
Apr 14, 2023
Jorasatt mikelevy's article
Mar 9, 2023 at 2:06
Mar 9, 2023
The Pinkbike Podcast: What Could the MTB Industry Do Better?
I was sick and bored about a year ago and started to check what a high end bike would cost if I bought the frame and parts and built it up myself.
I was expecting the price to be way over the retail price of the complete bike but it turned out to be around 1000 dollars cheaper?
So I think that the price on high end bikes is not based on what they cost to manufacter but rather what people are willing to pay.
Did the same thing on a mid priced bike but it turned out to be way more expensive to buy as a framset and parts.
Jorasatt sarahmoore's article
Nov 6, 2021 at 12:49
Nov 6, 2021
Road Cycling Digest: An Endless FAQ to Tubeless, 5 Things the Bike Industry Should Do & More
About the prices on bikes, I did a few counting prices examples on top end bikes for a few of the biggest brands and it was significantly cheaper to buy the frame and parts than buying the complete bike wich seems wrong to me.
I think that the prices on top end bikes is more based on what people are willing to pay rather than production cost.
But you could not apply that to mid priced bikes so we all are fooled to belive that we need top end bikes and getting a good deal.
Jorasatt ibiscycles's article
Sep 17, 2021 at 23:55
Sep 17, 2021
Robin Wallner Announces Retirement from EWS Racing
Happy for you and hope to see you a bit more back home, proud to call you a friend
Jorasatt brianpark's article
Jan 1, 2021 at 7:35
Jan 1, 2021
Letter From the Editor: One Hell of a Year
The Grim Donut is the most important thing you have ever done for mountainbiking hands down, thank you
Jorasatt edspratt's article
Aug 30, 2020 at 2:17
Aug 30, 2020
Video: Jesse Melamed Tackles Wet and Wild Trails for a Brutal Practice Session at EWS Zermatt
Is this up on Gornegrat?
