VtVolk
- Member since Jun 12, 2012
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Lincoln , Vermont - 3 Followers
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VtVolk mikekazimer's article
Jun 18, 2018 at 11:48
16 hours
Review: Commencal's New Meta AM 29 Team
@mikekazimer: thanks for the clarification!
VtVolk mikekazimer's article
Jun 18, 2018 at 10:15
17 hours
Review: Commencal's New Meta AM 29 Team
@mikekazimer: and the 66 degree seat tube angle in the geo chart...
VtVolk mikekazimer's article
Jun 18, 2018 at 10:08
17 hours
Review: Commencal's New Meta AM 29 Team
Closer to 37lbs with pedals...
VtVolk lunatyk's article
Jun 14, 2018 at 12:43
Jun 14, 2018
Bike Check: Yoann Barelli's Commencal Meta 29
Yep, the red forks are ruining a bunch of this year's nice looking bikes.
VtVolk konaworld's article
Jun 14, 2018 at 6:11
Jun 14, 2018
Video: Kona Launches New Aluminum Hei Hei Bikes
It's not just about the numbers on the chart. Process 111 has a 68 degree head angle and it shreds.
VtVolk mikekazimer's article
Jun 8, 2018 at 12:32
Jun 8, 2018
Aaron Gwin's Mystery Derailleur - Leogang DH World Cup 2018
Campy's long-awaited entry into the MTB game??
VtVolk singletrackZach's article
Jun 6, 2018 at 7:07
Jun 6, 2018
A $999 Wireless Dropper Post, New Tires, Tools & More - Taipei Cycle Pre-Show
I used to have nevegal 2.6's on an old 26" AM/park bike. Their stick-e compound was really, um, sticky. I liked them.
VtVolk mikelevy's article
Jun 5, 2018 at 15:31
Jun 5, 2018
Review: Orbea Rallon M-LTD
if you were truly dedicated you’d be pondering the merits of pine cone vs. rock!
VtVolk alexcgevans's article
Jun 1, 2018 at 10:04
Jun 1, 2018
Tech Briefing: New Riding Kit, Colour-Enhancing Glasses, Tough Bike Bags & More - June 2018
For a lot less than those $149 sunglasses, I find that mushrooms also generate the experience of accelerated and improved colour recognition.
VtVolk Fellowship-of-the-Wheel's article
May 24, 2018 at 11:03
May 24, 2018
Video: Mountain Bike Advocacy With The Fellowship of the Wheel
It certainly reads that way on the internet sometimes (MTBR forums, etc.), especially if it's been raining for a week and people are getting grumpy, but in my experience just about every single person I've met out on the trails has been cool, regardless of their riding style, "clique," fondness for flow, etc. Plus, there's such a great diversity of types of trail to ride, it's pretty easy just not to ride the stuff you don't like or support. When I talk to friends in other states, we're pretty spoiled!
