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Muscovir
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Muscovir Dario-DiGiulio's article
Jul 21, 2026 at 14:17
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Specialized vs Santa Cruz vs Carbon Wasp - We Review Each Other's XC Bikes
Because their understanding of XC is strongly distorted by their PNW-bias.
Muscovir Dario-DiGiulio's article
Jul 21, 2026 at 14:16
2 days
Specialized vs Santa Cruz vs Carbon Wasp - We Review Each Other's XC Bikes
That's a weirdly persistent rumor. The Chisel hasn't been discontinued.
Muscovir Dario-DiGiulio's article
Jul 21, 2026 at 14:10
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Specialized vs Santa Cruz vs Carbon Wasp - We Review Each Other's XC Bikes
Congratulations, none of you three understood the assignment. Pinkbike would really benefit from some editors or contributors who actually understand what XC is.
Muscovir jessie-mmorgan's article
Jul 11, 2026 at 5:36
Jul 11, 2026
Opinion: Handlebar Width is the Most Overlooked Element of Mountain Bike Fit
I'd argue that the general topic of bike fit and ergonomics is overlooked in mountainbiking. Especially compared to road and gravel, mountainbikers generally seem to give shockingly little thought to ergonomics. For every mountainbiker with a proper bike fit, there's like 10 dude-bros who just put 800mm bars on their bike because it looks "gnarly" and people tell them it's the trendy thing to do.
Muscovir jessie-mmorgan's article
Jul 11, 2026 at 5:34
Jul 11, 2026
Opinion: Handlebar Width is the Most Overlooked Element of Mountain Bike Fit
I mean, yes, you could do that, and have an uncomfortable ride and possibly risk long-term health complications because you're too lazy or ignorant to figure out what ergonomically works best.
Or, alternatively, you could invest a couple of hours into educating yourself on how to adjust your bike fit to properly suit your anatomy and have a much better cycling experience all around.
Muscovir seb-stott's article
Jul 11, 2026 at 5:21
Jul 11, 2026
6 Takeaways from Eurobike 2026: Chinese Innovation, eCVTs, and the Changing Bike Industry
@wburnes: Just a friendly reminder, that the Andorra world cup this weekend is yet another race where the Thömus-Team chooses to run their 29" bikes instead of the 32" model.
And it's not just Thömus. Quite a few of the big factory teams brought 32" prototypes to Andorra and yet, not a single pro racers chooses to ride 32" wheels.
Muscovir Mandownmedia's article
Jul 11, 2026 at 5:07
Jul 11, 2026
Tech Randoms: Torrential Storm Prep at the Andorra XC World Cup
The name of the founder and owner of the Thömus-brand is Thomas. Maybe that's what Nick meant.
Muscovir seb-stott's article
Jul 6, 2026 at 16:26
Jul 6, 2026
6 Takeaways from Eurobike 2026: Chinese Innovation, eCVTs, and the Changing Bike Industry
@shapethings: The UCI has apparently unoficially informed some of the larger bike brands that they are planning to universally ban any wheelszie larger than 622mm BSD by 2028. My guess would be that they have already decided on to ban 32", but are currently waiting to see if the problem might not solve itself (by the way of a total lack of interest among casual cyclists and pro athletes alike).
