MrMentallo

Clicktoris tech is elusive to find and hard to envision. Maybe we need training films to help us find it.

@suspended-flesh: Nobody knows and these guys aren't saying anything.

He spoke English the entire time except for when he was greeting employees. That was a fine video explaining the production processes and differences between the two very different brands being made under the same roof.

@jeremy3220: I don't ride in July and August because of the heat and humidity here in Texas. It turns a hobby into a chore that I don't enjoy.

I'm right on the cusp of medium and large and have gone with both over the years. Up until about 2016, I found myself liking both sizes (dependent on the manufacturer) but preferring a large for stability. But since 2016, that's changed to medium as reaches have increased across the industry and I am pulled a bit too far forward for my comfort levels. Plus my skill level has gotten better so I am more comfortable popping off all the things and being in the air. My current Kona Process 134 in a size large is a bit too long for me and a bit harder to jib and manual on the trail. It's great for when I want to monster truck a rock garden at speed, but when going around switchbacks, I have to yank it a bit too much for my tastes. I've ridden a medium in this bike and it is much nicer to ride. I'm about 5'10" and have a swimmers build with longer arms and shorter legs. With this frame, I'm limited to about a 150mm dropper due to both insertion depth and making the reach to the pedals a bit too long. I don't have this issue with the medium.

Yup. Glaring omission.

Way to push homophobia.

This is broken. "Already submitted to contest."

Anyone know the music track in the video?