bubbrubb
- Member since May 16, 2011 O+
- Male / 46
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Bend , Oregon - 4 Followers
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bubbrubb FeedbackSportsTech's article
Apr 3, 2023 at 17:15
Apr 3, 2023
Feedback Sports Releases New Pro Mechanic Repair Stand
same exact story here. Mine sees heavy use at home, still perfect.
bubbrubb edspratt's article
Mar 13, 2023 at 6:20
Mar 13, 2023
British Cycling Reveals Concussion Guidance & Powers to Withdraw Concussed Riders from Events
@Fortuneteller: but what if you drop your helmet accidentally?
bubbrubb dariodigiulio's article
Dec 22, 2022 at 16:28
Dec 22, 2022
Review: Aldr Works Pika Hip Pack
I have both. The high above is not my cup of tea. For its size and weight it holds deceptively little. As a self described bag whore, my high above collects dust on the shelf save for a XC ski here and there.
bubbrubb dariodigiulio's article
Dec 22, 2022 at 16:26
Dec 22, 2022
Review: Aldr Works Pika Hip Pack
@chacou: nope. A few years back they did a brand change, I have a belt-hung pouch for felling wedges and a saw tool from them, it’s incredible quality.
bubbrubb dariodigiulio's article
Dec 22, 2022 at 13:55
Dec 22, 2022
Review: Aldr Works Pika Hip Pack
Except this brand isn’t new and didn’t start during the last pandemic.
bubbrubb Canyon-PureCycling's article
Dec 18, 2022 at 10:01
Dec 18, 2022
Video: Kaos Seagrave Shifts his Focus to Freeride in 'How We Roll' - Episode 4
The seagrave PR machine working overtime this weekend. Must be nice having dad keeping ya relevant.
bubbrubb mattbeer's article
Dec 2, 2022 at 15:23
Dec 2, 2022
Spotted: Another Full-Suspension Prototype From Chromag
@dungeonbeast: I’ve had a Chromag Sakura since ‘09 roughly. The abuse this 26er “XC” hardtail frame has endured over the years is surely beyond the scope of warranty. Still rock solid.
bubbrubb mattbeer's article
Nov 28, 2022 at 21:41
Nov 28, 2022
Boone Technologies' Iconic Twist Cranks Now Come in a Titanium Version
@Balgaroth: he originally designed and machined aluminum cranks with a twist in them many years ago. This was a project to see if it could be done in Ti. Maybe not for everyone, but if you look into his story about how he made them, it’s an interesting engineering problem that he seems to have solved.
bubbrubb mikelevy's article
Nov 22, 2022 at 8:14
Nov 22, 2022
Abbey Bike Tools Celebrates 10 Years with Titanium & Walnut
@nickfranko: yeah cool, same. Not sure why I got downvoted for saying I like their tools and work on my own bikes. I only have a BB tool and a fork too cap socket from Abbey. Will pick up more eventually.
