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hackonwheels mattbeer's article
Nov 13, 2026 at 12:02
14 hours
Staff Rides: Matt Beer's Death-Proof Santa Cruz Nomad V6
Love seeing proper freeride builds like this!
Would be interested in seeing more indepth comparisons of the different hub-based and crank/chainring-based anti-kickback devices, plus combinations of the two types.
hackonwheels jessie-mmorgan's article
Nov 13, 2026 at 11:15
15 hours
KYB Announces Coil Sprung Inverted Fork With Air Assist
@Joecx: DVO Emerald had one and Manitou has one available for the Dorado. Don't think I've ever seen the Dorado one in use anywhere.
The idea is sound but they never really took off, probably because folks can be particular about certain aesthetics.
hackonwheels mattbeer's article
Sep 25, 2026 at 10:35
Sep 25, 2026
First Ride: Norco Team DH – 6 Links, Carbon Stays, & A World Cup Pedigree
Front triangle is counted as a link for purposes of defining the rear suspension; however, the only "links" meant to be counted are ones that determine the rear axle path. Additional linkage parts purely for driving the shock should not be counted.
Otherwise we get into ridiculous meaningless BS - maybe I should call my old single pivot DHR a 4-bar to make it sound fancier?
hackonwheels pinkbikeaudience's article
Jul 25, 2026 at 0:23
Jul 25, 2026
Ugly or Amazing? Vote on Mountain Biking's Most Polarizing Products
@A1990ToyotaHilux: Your Monstercross is awesome!
I'm not sure yet what the right frame for my Trust Message is. Had it on a steel hardtail, but I'm curious to try a short travel frame next.
hackonwheels pinkbikeaudience's article
Jul 25, 2026 at 0:18
Jul 25, 2026
Ugly or Amazing? Vote on Mountain Biking's Most Polarizing Products
Damn, not much love for linkage front suspension.
