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Uuno
- Member since Apr 22, 2015
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Lahti , Finland - 3 Followers
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Uuno jessie-mmorgan's article
Jul 29, 2026 at 3:50
2 days
The 27.5" Front Wheel Is Dead And I'm More OK With That Than I Ever Thought I Would Be
@jessie-mmorgan: it's the wording that's really strange.
Saying "I prefer 29" front wheels" is very different from "I'm happy the option of having a 27" front wheel is dead".
Maybe an analogy will help clarify my thought :
I prefer riding bikes than skateboards... I could live happily in a world without skateboarding... But never ever would I be ok with skateboarding "becoming dead" and thus having every skateboarder out there have their choice of favoutire activity denied.
It's very weird. I'm torn between :
you know what you're doing, and this is voluntary rage-bait,
or
you don't know what you're doing, and you are so out of touch you don't even consider this as a misstep?
Uuno stephanepelletier's article
Jul 22, 2026 at 8:11
Jul 22, 2026
Must Watch: Josh Bryceland Shreds His Backyard Haven in 'UNITY'
because he has grown to be Ratman
Uuno Dario-DiGiulio's article
Jul 20, 2026 at 16:59
Jul 20, 2026
Poll: What Would You Change About Bike Geometry?
@zizajaun: again I understand that not all brands offer exactly what you're looking for.
But having +-12mm from you ideal normalized reach and considering that to be a problem, I have 2 things to say :
- if you haven't already, consider the importance of placebo and the possibility that you are getting hung up on a theoretical 12mm that have actually close to zero incidence in real life
- if you are the kind of guy who can feel the difference between 25 and 25,5psi in your tyres, between each click of suspension dial and 10mm reach variations, then remember that the Spire has room for Reach adjust cups and may still give you what you want
Uuno Dario-DiGiulio's article
Jul 17, 2026 at 12:48
Jul 17, 2026
Poll: What Would You Change About Bike Geometry?
I don't know about "most seat tubes", but for example :
transition spire medium 455mm reach, 390mm ST.
Canyon torque medium 470mm reach, 405mm ST.
I'm 190cm on a large Spire with a 240mm one up, top height is perfect but slammed height is just a bit much because of limited insertion. I'd happily get 20-40mm more ST, but the short 430mm is not a problem
Uuno Dario-DiGiulio's article
Jul 14, 2026 at 12:55
Jul 14, 2026
Review: Yeti Goes Long With the Ultra-Adjustable LT
Have they solved the seat post insertion depth? Which is not ultra bad but also not the best
Uuno AenomalyConstructs's article
Jul 13, 2026 at 15:05
Jul 13, 2026
Aenomaly Re-releases SwitchGrade DUO, Teams with Yoann Barelli for Charity
@LM-CZ: partly true. The pro version is interesting for that matter
I wrote that mainly thinking about the duo
@jdejace exactly, the effective extra dropper travel you get can be useful in some rider / frame combos for sure
Uuno AenomalyConstructs's article
Jul 13, 2026 at 10:38
Jul 13, 2026
Aenomaly Re-releases SwitchGrade DUO, Teams with Yoann Barelli for Charity
Because every benefit you get from the nose down position, you can get by just setting up your regular saddle at that angle. Which then isn't optimal for downhill, but really a small inconvenience compared to climbing with a bad angle...
Long travel droppers answer already 95% of the equation
Uuno mattbeer's article
Jul 2, 2026 at 11:42
Jul 2, 2026
16 Rare and Funky Finds from the Pinkbike BuySell
@bonfire: oh yeaaaaaah ok haha
Uuno mattbeer's article
Jul 2, 2026 at 2:57
Jul 2, 2026
16 Rare and Funky Finds from the Pinkbike BuySell
Can you tell is why there is like a second bit of seat tube on top of the BB?
