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jmcname
- Member since Jun 14, 2014
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Salem , Oregon - 4 Followers
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Apr 7, 2026 at 6:30
Apr 7, 2026
Rocky Mountain Altitude C70
$4100 USD2025 Rocky Altitude Carbon 70 w/ AXS GX Eagle Transmission
Ridden twice. MSRP $7,199. Bought an e-bike at the same time so you know the story. Upgraded the brakes to Code Ultimate. Pedals not included. Two small blemishes on the shock stickers from my bike rack. Buyer pays shipping (BikeFlights is normally $150-$250). Paypal.
29” / MX
LC2R™ suspension system
Reach adjust headset
RIDE-4™ adjustment system
SMOOTHWALL™ Carbon
Full specs here: https://bikes.com/products/altitude-c70-25
jmcname TORTAmtb's article
Mar 20, 2026 at 8:42
Mar 20, 2026
Win a Custom Specialized Status 2 with Limited Edition SRAM Teal Components
So good! That bike is sick!
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Jan 21, 2026 at 7:55
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Aug 18, 2025 at 7:25
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Apr 5, 2025 at 7:02
Apr 5, 2025
SRAM Code R F/R
$100 USD2024 SRAM Code R takeoffs from a 2024 Transition Relay. 1 ride while I was waiting for different set up. PayPal. +25 for shipping.
jmcname cyclesdevinci's article
Mar 21, 2025 at 6:33
Mar 21, 2025
Devinci Announces 'The Movement' 2025 and the Return of Its Community Grant Program
@cyclesdevinci: I get it—it’s a cool initiative. As a volunteer who has written and secured several of these grants, I just don’t see the ROI. Here’s a question for the marketing folks: Is the “support more communities with small grants” strategy actually working? It’s been the approach for over 20 years, yet from my perspective, all I see are local bike shops closing, fewer new riders, and those who are new buying bikes from Amazon. Spread the stoke, sure—but go BIG! Shimano is getting it right, and I say that as a SRAM person. Cheers!
jmcname cyclesdevinci's article
Mar 20, 2025 at 11:31
Mar 20, 2025
Devinci Announces 'The Movement' 2025 and the Return of Its Community Grant Program
Met too. But $5k, really!? They are wasting the time, of what tends to be, volunteers. I wish these companies would go big on a handful projects vs. these tiny little grant initiatives.
