diamele
- Member since May 17, 2015
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San Diego , California - 2 Followers
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diamele jessiemaymorgan's article
Dec 1, 2023 at 9:00
Dec 1, 2023
CeramicSpeed Announces $669 OSPW X Upgrade for SRAM Transmission Derailleurs
"OSPW X requires minimal maintenance, perhaps only 2-3 times per year" but that is like 200-300% more maintenance per year vs. pretending your pullies maintain themselves
diamele dariodigiulio's article
Jul 6, 2023 at 21:48
Jul 6, 2023
Video: Risk and Reward with Kyle Strait in "I'm Fine"
I find it totally relatable. I have taken my crashes and I have have had coworkers, relatives, etc. ask, “ are you done riding?”. I always thought that was such a strange question… people cannot understand the love of riding bikes even if it results in occasional crashes (and injury). Stoked to see Kyle putting it back together. He is a great dude and represents our sport well. Cheers Kyle
diamele brianpark's article
Oct 21, 2022 at 6:56
Oct 21, 2022
Kyle Strait Air-Lifted from the Red Bull Rampage Course After Crash in Practice
There are so many comments questioning the justification of the risk and rewards associated with Rampage. I think these comments miss the point, as mountain bikers we are a community. Mountain biking is not a mainstream sport, it is a niche which has an even smaller subset that enjoys downhill, freeriding, etc.
Kyle is one of us...when you saw him at the bike park or the trails, he was always friendly and willing to take a pic or chat with a grom. What other sport do you have close access to one of the iconic athletes in the sport? As mountain bikers, we share have a unique ability to have a shared experience.
There is a very valid conversation that need to occur about the financial protections needed to compete in these events but in the meantime we should sending healing vibes and figuring out how we can help one of our own.
diamele brianpark's article
Jan 7, 2020 at 16:05
Jan 7, 2020
RC Retires: A Tribute to Richard Cunningham
RC, you are the man. It was always a pleasure to run into you in SD. Thank you for all of your contributions to the sport.
Selling
Feb 20, 2019 at 17:23
Feb 20, 2019
Intense Tracer 275C Small with brand new Wheels
$2200 USDThe Intense Cycles Tracer 275C Complete Mountain Bike combines a rigid, lightweight, and versatile frameset with upper echelon components for a high intensity trail riding monster. With integrated internal cable routing for brake lines, dropper post, and rear derailleur, the Tracer 275C offers up a super clean aesthetic that's paralleled by incredible performance.
I was planning on keeping this bike and just had a new wheelset built up. This bike has been extremely well maintained with tons of upgrades
Wheels: Hope Pro 4 with Spank 350 Vibracore Rims (built on 1/23/2019 @ Del Sur Bike Shop-can provide receipt)
Fork: RockShox Pike
Rear Shock: RockShox Monarch Plus RC3 High Volume (Recently Rebuilt by Fluid Focus 7/2018-can provide receipt)
Stem: RaceFace Atlas
Bars: Renthal FatBar
Grips: Deity Knuckleduster (a few months old)
Dropper Post: RockShox Reverb (Recently rebuilt by Fluid Focus 7/2018-can provide receipt)
Front Tire :Magic Mary 2.35"
Rear Tire: Maxxis Minion DHR 2 2.3"
Drivetrain: SRAM X1 11-Speed Shifter, Der, Cranks
Selling
Feb 12, 2019 at 7:04
Feb 12, 2019
Norco Charger 4.1 24"
$525 USDThis bike has had light use since my son prefers his BMX bike for daily riding. This bike is super clean and great bike to get your little partner to join you on the trails. Only upgrading because a friend is selling me his dual suspension bike. This bike sells for $735 new.
FRAME: Norco Charger 24", Aluminum, 9x135mm QR Dropouts, Lightweight/Low Standover Height
FORK: Spinner Air 24" 65mm travel air spring w/lockout and aluminum steer tube
FRONT BRAKE: Shimano BR-M365, Hydraulic Disc, Shimano 160mm Rotor
DRIVETRAIN: Shimano Altus RD-M310, 8 Speed
Selling
Nov 3, 2018 at 14:24
Nov 3, 2018
