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dagen123
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dagen123 Dario-DiGiulio's article
Nov 13, 2024 at 13:50
Nov 13, 2024
Field Test Review: 2025 Specialized Stumpjumper 15 Alloy
@SunsPSD: Yeah, that's not how it works, there's plenty of horst link bikes with progressive leverage curves (ex: Devinci, Norco, V2 Forbidden, etc.) or with a hook in the leverage (debatable that it's desirable anyway).
dagen123 henryquinney's article
Jun 3, 2024 at 8:31
Jun 3, 2024
Review: Forbidden Druid - Travel is Just a Number
Did you ride one? Because riding it, it sure doesn't feel too long.
The centred feeling, how you can drive the bike mainly with your feet (like to do on ski for example) is mainly caused by this long chainstay.
dagen123 jessie-mmorgan's article
May 15, 2024 at 10:59
May 15, 2024
Review: The New Marin Alpine Trail is More Adjustable & Capable Than Ever
@SkyeSnow: Changing to lighter-weight oil is often not enough, when tuning them we need to reduce the spring rate of the shim stack to get where it needs to be (there's actually science behind the optimal rebond speed for a given terrain).
dagen123 jessie-mmorgan's article
May 15, 2024 at 10:56
May 15, 2024
Review: The New Marin Alpine Trail is More Adjustable & Capable Than Ever
@twonsarelli: Yeah, but the spring rate would be too high (cause vibration). The question is not only getting full travel, but having the right level of compliance and support.
dagen123 jessie-mmorgan's article
May 15, 2024 at 5:03
May 15, 2024
Review: The New Marin Alpine Trail is More Adjustable & Capable Than Ever
It will not help with the too slow rebond, that's a another problem that the Zeb has with light weight rider.
dagen123 jessie-mmorgan's article
May 15, 2024 at 3:57
May 15, 2024
Review: The New Marin Alpine Trail is More Adjustable & Capable Than Ever
It's actually not better or worse than the previous one
dagen123 jessie-mmorgan's article
May 15, 2024 at 3:41
May 15, 2024
Review: The New Marin Alpine Trail is More Adjustable & Capable Than Ever
Happy to see a review Thay finally mention the over damp rebond on the Rockshox fork. For Rider under 160-150lbs, it simply do not work (in addition to the overly rampy air spring).
To be fair, Fox are not that much better, but still, se would benefit to see lighter rebond since I don't ever see rider using the last quarter of adjustment .
dagen123 henryquinney's article
Apr 2, 2024 at 17:35
Apr 2, 2024
Review: Knolly Chilcotin 170 - They Haven't Just Straightened the Top Tube
@abtcup: we are exactly the same height and 460mm is definetly not the biggest reach we can ride.
I've been able to ride confortably bike with 490mm reach. You need to revise your cockpit and longer chainstay definetly help with front end traction, but wait a little bit before defining an ideal reach.
dagen123 sarahmoore's article
Jan 11, 2024 at 13:08
Jan 11, 2024
Mondraker Opens a New Base in the USA
Does it mean we will be able to get them in Canada?
dagen123 sarahmoore's article
Dec 28, 2023 at 7:11
Dec 28, 2023
Video: Brage Vestavik Freeriding in Spain for 'Lost Wisdom'
Is it just me or his front wheel look smaller and narrower than it's rear?
Is he running a small 26inch front wheel?
