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cerealkilla
- Member since Oct 27, 2008 O+
- Male / 51
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Squamish , British Columbia - 7 Followers
- 430 Trailforks Points
Used to be fast - now I'm old and fat
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cerealkilla edspratt's article
Jul 22, 2024 at 8:43
Jul 22, 2024
Grouse Mountain to Launch Lift-Accessed Bike Park in 2025
@pmhobson: Here in Canada, you wouldn't believe the rectal-cranial inverted Albertans that make baseless and inaccurate comments about environmental politics in random forums, while they reduce the northern half of their own province to a smoldering wasteland of polluted water and festering tar pits.
cerealkilla edspratt's article
Jul 21, 2024 at 21:04
Jul 21, 2024
Grouse Mountain to Launch Lift-Accessed Bike Park in 2025
What a stupid comment. BC cuts down more trees than any other province. Second the trails are unlikely to require any significant tree cutting. This is what happens when hicks think they're funny.
Jul 20, 2024 at 15:20
Jul 20, 2024
Talus epic
22.9 km - 03:02 - 1 achievements
cerealkilla jessiemaymorgan's article
Jul 6, 2024 at 9:06
Jul 6, 2024
Jessie-May's Randoms Part 1 - Eurobike 2024
My kid will likely get an ebike at some point just like I have.... just not now and not until he has developed the handling skills necessary to ride at speed for an extended period. Probably sometime in his teens....and even then he will likely be fit enough to enjoy his prime riding years without mechanical assistance - something that is less likely to happen if he is dependent on a motor. When kids are little, my personal opinion is that the focus needs to be on the kid, not counting km and making sure they can keep up with mommy and daddy. It's not about the ride, it's about the kid. If I want him to enjoy assisted riding, I'll get him into moto. Until then, he can build his way up so that his stamina actually matches his skill. We may not pack on huge km every ride, but we stop a lot and talk along the way.
cerealkilla jessiemaymorgan's article
Jul 3, 2024 at 14:20
Jul 3, 2024
Motion Engineering Are Developing a Sub-1200 Gram Single-Sided XC Linkage Fork - Eurobike 2024
Even the slightest amount of slop in the pivots would render this terrifying to ride. I can deal with the regular bushing and seal services to keep my stanchions sliding smoothly, but I wonder what level of pivot service will be necessary to keep these from feeling like a hot mess.
cerealkilla brianpark's article
Jul 3, 2024 at 14:16
Jul 3, 2024
Dangerholm's New Sub-13-Pound Scott Scale is Probably the World's Lightest 29er - Eurobike 2024
How many scoops of sealant are in each tire? The people want to know.
