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@freeridejerk888: Service it... Takes 15mins and costs next to nothing..

@wyorider: I just don't see the reason to run carbon on a high end 35LB hard use bike. I can afford it, but it would be a dumb decision.

Checks notes: It costs $10 500 to buy a 35LB bike that is meant to be ridden hard and needs to be worried about incase a small rock cracks the frame... Yea no.

30mm is wrong, if you need to buy and fit an expensive BB in order to use a crank, and based on personal experience- you do, the crank is crap. Will never own 30mm again.

@dirtmcleod: Zero chance, frame by frame look how close he was to that 100% umbrella before and after the crash... You don't slow down from 40mph on dirt in that short a distance unless you are hitting a tree/rock.

@AndrewHornor: I respect that and you for saying that. As a former, one man show business owner I agree with you.

$486 CAD for a complete kit of printed parts, not even metal.. Anyone seeing any issues with this..

@AleG: Simply absurd.. Sounds like you have mastered getting ripped off.

looks like Pinkbike can't handle the truth... @AndrewHornor: Here we go. *The dimensions of bearings are public available for free.. Don't for one second act like checking this is hard.. *Average credit card processing fees range from 1.5 percent to 3.5 percent of each transaction. *renting workspace for a few 3D printers, any decent home garage could easily house 20-30 printers big enough for these print sizes. *Time spent packaging and shipping doesn't justify 2000% markups on product cost, also shipping is a separate charge. *Doing the books is automated by software, no one is sitting with a calculator and writing down each sale. *A warranty would cost $0.15-$ 3USD plus shipping, far from scary. *"Why aren't you already selling bearing tools for an absurd profit?" - because this is a completely dumb and absurd business model... The entire point of my comment...

@AndrewHornor: Here we go. *The dimensions of bearings are public available for free.. Don't for one second act like checking this is hard.. *Average credit card processing fees range from 1.5 percent to 3.5 percent of each transaction. *renting workspace for a few 3D printers, any decent home garage could easily house 20-30 printers big enough for these print sizes. *Time spent packaging and shipping doesn't justify 2000% markups on product cost, also shipping is a separate charge. *Doing the books is automated by software, no one is sitting with a calculator and writing down each sale. *A warranty would cost $0.15-$ 3USD plus shipping, far from scary. *"Why aren't you already selling bearing tools for an absurd profit?" - because this is a completely dumb and absurd business model... The entire point of my comment...