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@sonuvagun: Spot on! Aaron excels as a rider, communicator, and human being!!! Some great tips from a champion!

Just to stir the pedal pot! Get FLAT PEDALS and put your feet wherever you like!!!

@danstonQ: Totally agree! Kaz is the Obi Won Kenobi of PB's crazy cast of characters. Superb writing, honest/no frills opinions, MTB skills galore, well-rounded life (dare I say Renaissance Man?), and always spot-on focus where it's required. Cheers and Thanks, Kaz!

@howejohn: I'm a big Toyota fan ... a la our 1990 4-Runner still going strong. BUT gotta admit I couldn't/wouldn't afford any of the new "clapped out" Tacomas or 4-Runners. Of course, some running shoes now cost $250 and might last 250 miles. :-)

@jsnfschr: Yo .... I've got a basic 1990 Toyota 4-Runner that's still going strong! :-)

Henry Quinney is A KEEPER! Satire, wisdom, chain-pulling, Pinkbike "legends" (Mike Levy) "disruptor" .... what could be better?! And he knows his stuff!

@mikelevy: Yeah! If it's good enough for Jeff Lenosky, it's gotta be a great bike! Can't wait to see what you have to say about it!

No problemo PowderHoundbrr! I'm 75 YOA and help coach a high school MTB team. I tell them "I used to go fast and far; then far; now I just try to go!" Rubber side down! Rule #1 is FUN! :-)

Great humans! Great bike builders and riders! A great bike company! Great videography! Well done!!

At age 74 I'm always so appreciative of those who have the time to "count the number of angels on a pinhead" and debate it ad infinitum, or use their quasi-scientific knowledge to explain their wisdom. Especially if they don't bill by the hour!! (Apologies to those who do). I'd suggest picking some tire pressures you find useful and seeing if they work for you. Then adjust accordingly. Unless you're racing at the highly competitive level and/or chasing personal bests, the trail conditions that day, your personal mental/physical/emotional state, and risk tolerance are probably more important. Apologies for digressing from the infinitesimal to the big picture; but a long-term 95% solution has always been my credo! :-) :-)