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@pmhobson: Sure, but my point was in reply to the first poster commenting about how there's seemingly some connection between Trek's "trademark" super slack seat angle and keeping chainstays short. Seems to be the opposite to me.

Wouldn't a steeper ESTA more easily accommodate a shorter rear center?

What a crock. Hardly finds the best overall rider then does it?

Yeah like former Canadian XC AND Enduro champion Jenn Jackson

Hey this is just NA's revenge for the UCI calling various series world series and having zero stops in NA for years.

Very good on ebikes but wildly underutilized.

ANDREW MAJOR on Pinkbike. This is not a drill, people.

@Canadmos: Sadly not unique to Bromont.

Hahaha I rode Bromont while on the way back to BC from a summer-long Maritimes trip. The only bike I bought on that trip was my 120mm top fuel, which was a mistake because the Maritimes and Newfoundland are way gnarlier than I expected if you want them to be. It was sorta the same thing with the locals at Bromont where they were like "why are you riding here if you're from BC" and I gotta tell em, their trails hold up to some of the best in the country, including many networks in British Columbia. You are 100% on point, many don't realize how good they have it. One of the highlights of the day was riding the tech trail under one of the lifts and being chirped in a friendly way, en Francais, for riding a little XC bike in little XC shoes and an XC lid on that trail. Caught up to em' later and they were stoked I could hang on it.