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SoCalTrev jessiemaymorgan's article
Jul 8, 2024 at 17:31
Jul 8, 2024
Jessie-May's Randoms Part 2 - Eurobike 2024
@hardstaff: Assuming you're talking about an avalanche airbag, those have to be manually triggered, via a pull-cord. Did it catch on something, or did some asshole in line think it'd be funny to grab it and give it a yank?
SoCalTrev seb-stott's article
Mar 8, 2024 at 11:20
Mar 8, 2024
Pinkbike Poll: Do You Need Downtube Storage?
@scott-townes: I'm not one to toke & ride, but stoner-engineering products always give me a slight chuckle. I'm sure there are 100 other examples of similar things sold for the MTB crowd.
SoCalTrev seb-stott's article
Mar 8, 2024 at 11:11
Mar 8, 2024
Pinkbike Poll: Do You Need Downtube Storage?
The name is escaping me at the moment, but hasn't there been at least one manufacturer who gave their down-tube storage a cheeky name alluding to just that? I also remember a multitool (Maybe I'm wrong, and it was a snowboard tool?), that included a small one-hitter referred to in the product description as a "420 ventilator"
SoCalTrev dariodigiulio's article
Mar 7, 2024 at 8:56
Mar 7, 2024
Dario's Day 1 Randoms - Taipei Cycle Show 2024
Been doing it for a while, apparently. Ran into him at the Sydney airport on the way home from vacation with my now-wife about 10 years ago. We were at the gate waiting to board the same flight to LA. Based on that experience it looks like Trek shells out for first class for their VIPs too. Introduced myself as a fan of his bikes, made brief small talk, and he was very gracious. He was in AU for an industry event then too. Didn't specify what event. Don't usually consider myself the "star struck" type, but had a brain fart and completely neglected to mention to him that I had, until a few years prior that time, raced on a Trek/Gary Fisher sponsored grassroots team on one of his bikes.
SoCalTrev henryquinney's article
Feb 16, 2024 at 10:54
Feb 16, 2024
Aaron Gwin to Join Crestline as Rider & Part-Owner for 2024 - Full Interview & Podcast
@thenotoriousmic: My first guess would be the current lineup. Their entire catalog right now consists of a $12k eeb, or a DH bike you can't even currently buy. Not exactly appealing to the average MTBer, or even most of the Pinkbike crowd, for that matter.
SoCalTrev pinkbikeoriginals's article
Feb 14, 2024 at 15:55
Feb 14, 2024
Video: Have A Better Ride With These Pieces Of Equipment | Pinkbike Weekly Show Ep. 14
@totaltoads: Little more expensive than either of those options, but great if you use a hydration bladder on those longer rides, is an in-line filter. Just fill your bladder from the stream and go. Requires a bit more suction than just drinking from the bladder, but it's not too bad. https://www.msrgear.com/water-treatment/filters-and-purifiers/thru-link-inline-water-filter/13236.html
Feb 4, 2024 at 16:19
Feb 4, 2024
4.1 km - 00:17
Jan 13, 2024 at 18:02
Jan 13, 2024
3.8 km - 00:14 - 2 achievements
SoCalTrev pinkbikeoriginals's article
Jan 5, 2024 at 11:35
Jan 5, 2024
Video: Friday Fails #306
Biggest fail today is apparently the number of people still using the internet sans ad-blockers.
SoCalTrev scottsecco's article
Jan 2, 2024 at 13:10
Jan 2, 2024
Movies For Your Monday - Brage Vestavik, Vali Höll, Richie Schley, Bam Margera, Victor de Le Rue, & More
Have no idea where that was shot, but the terrain reminds me of the cliffs along I-70 right outside of Grand Junction, CO. I grew up in a tiny little town in that corner of CO and got my first mountain bike at a bike shop in Grand Junction. I remember driving by those hills every time we made the trip to GJ and daydreaming about exploring those hills. We moved away to CA before I ever got the chance.
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