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I wonder if the pinkbike tech admins have a way to make a graph of pinkbike users who, after clicking watched more of: Racing Giant Lego Cars vs Building a rocket bird I'd have more faith in humanity and the users of this website, if it leaned more towards rocket bird.

@mikekazimer: Cairns mostly have to do with not mtn bikers, but hikers or any other user group that likes to get high and explore the woods. I used to do this over 20 years ago at cannon beach Oregon, stacks of cairns from all the visitors that had been there and enjoyed their connection to such a beautiful place, even psychedelic induced, for sure. This is an actual legitimate thing to do as far as an art and outdoor activity. It has no place in the mtb world, I understand. But don't knock the hippies that like to be out in nature and get creative. There are multiple user groups that are allowed to be out on our trails, and we shouldn't give them shit for being who they are when they are out in nature. As a trail builder, I have many times suffered grief over the inside cheater lines, definitively strava induced but don't mind if different users are out there enjoying the woods in a way that makes them happy.

One thing I've noticed is that the angle at which you set your levers is also tied to how you like to set your reach. If your levers come real close to the grip when pulled you can get away with a lower angle, and conversely if you like your levers far out from the grip angle should be set higher.

Andreu is king

Haven't we already seen this?? The narration voice is too irritating to watch again.

this is the radest thing, seriously impressive sculpts and riding

Video at the bottom of the article? sacrilege, and I love it. Always a treat watching Mr Wetzel, nice job!

Totally agree, I guess the only way to see the bike is to click the video? Cause the only pic they have is only half the bike

Any bike that has both rear stays so close together, or in this case, seatstay even non existent, has me worried. Wondering if in the future you could do a back wheel lateral wiggle test in slow motion?

Now this is something