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@blowmyfuse: Best comment

@thewasp: indeed. Blind to the fact that Gee, Remi or Bernard were untouchable too but why mention it when you can overhype? RedBull is getting similar to your averrage tv show.

Somebody farts in some enduro race in a country nobody's even heard of, boom 10 articles, million photos. Then, there's the WC and you get few sheets with results... What happened to Peaty? Button is replacing Crimmins?

What's up with Crimmins? seem odd nobody mentions him...

Manitou "King" was arround as a name, but not officially. The guy who made them doesn't recollect that name. Only 10 or 20 were made. I have a friend who dug about this fork up until he found the the full story from the actual source.

Quizz: Name the fork on Toby Henderson's rig

He might have paved your way, definetely not mine. All I can think off related to him are those drops to flat, Marzocchi Super Monsters and North Shore. There were other people doing a way better job. And yeah, I probably ride for as long as he does, so excuse me if he's not my hero. Don't actually know him in person, he might be a great guy, but he's very annoying on the mic.

Somebody please take the mic away from Tippie. Like, forever! Thanks

Unfortunately mountain biking became cool. And this is the result...

In my opinion, Yeti has the best race bred pedigree out there. Along with it's unique designs, it deserves a very very special place in our history. Not the mainstream brand, but definitely one of the most original, and core ones, with the best racing development program. When you think, that more or less, it's Yeti that we have to thank to for pushing up riders like: Jullie Furtado John Tomac, Colin Bailey, Jimmy Deaton, Missy Giove, Myles Rockwell, Crolyn Curl, Kirt Voreis, Joe Lawill, April Lawyer, Monkey Vasquez, Marla Streb, Nathan Rennie, Tara Llanes, Trent Lowe, Jared Graves, Jill Kintner, Ross Milan, Justin Leov, Sam Blenkinsop, Aaron Gwin, Eliot Jackson, Richie Rude. Seeing Yeti leave DH world scene, it makes me wonder about the future of DH, comparing to the mainstream Enduro. I've read over here somewhere the saying: "Enduro - the place where DH riders go to die". With all these 29'ers, weekend warior's soap operas of enduro... the future looks bright. I wonder why they forbidden Lycra. It would be great these days, along with Sam Hill on clipless in Punta Ala... Sad day for some of us... Cheers