neilsbike

Awesome work!!! I hear you on the Ebike and the changes but it let's me still get out at 71. Keep it going!!!

My 1st mtn bike was a 1985 Kuwahara yellow with black accents. Had a black frame bag, black rack with paniers to go the Vancouver beaches. Remember having to stop to drop the seat for DH and using strapless pedal cages. Got caught going down Blackcomb Mtn slopes in the summer. In 1994 got a Rocky Mountain Bike (RMB) Sherpa with LX components and clipless pedals. Later added Judy XC forks. Bikes I ride now might as well be starships or as I say they are better than me!!!

SRAM Chart a Course for the High Seas Sailworld - https://www.sail-world.com/news/255117/Cup-Spy-American-Magic-gets-on-their-bikes Detailed Info- All rule choices depend on the rules of Mutual Consent between the Defender and Challengers of the current America's Cup. This is the 37th America's Cup. Stored electrical power is only allowed for communications and navigational equipment. Traditionally the manpower on America's Cup boats has been grinders who use arm power to adjust the sails and appendages AND/OR arm power to increase stored hydraulic pressure to adjust the sails/appendages. In the 35th America's Cup cyclors where used instead of grinders by Team New Zealand (TNZ). Basics are leg power is greater than arm power. TNZ went on to win the 35th Cup and became Defender for the 36th Cup. In 36th Cup cyclors where banded. TNZ won the 36th Cup and now the Mutual Consent rules for the 37th allow for cyclors to be used again - https://www.americascup.com/news/1510_CYCLORS-ARE-BACK

SRAM Chart a Course for the High Seas Sailworld - https://www.sail-world.com/news/255117/Cup-Spy-American-Magic-gets-on-their-bikes Detailed Info- All rule choices depend on the rules of Mutual Consent between the Defender and Challengers of the current America's Cup. This is the 37th America's Cup. Stored electrical power is only allowed for communications and navigational equipment. Traditionally the manpower on America's Cup boats has been grinders who use arm power to adjust the sails and appendages AND/OR arm power to increase stored hydraulic pressure to adjust the sails/appendages. In the 35th America's Cup cyclors where used instead of grinders by Team New Zealand (TNZ). Basics are leg power is greater than arm power. TNZ went on to win the 35th Cup and became Defender for the 36th Cup. In 36th Cup cyclors where banded. TNZ won the 36th Cup and now the Mutual Consent rules for the 37th allow for cyclors to be used again - https://www.americascup.com/news/1510_CYCLORS-ARE-BACK

With all this new tech on the bikes, the bikes will not need a rider soon .

@PAmtbiker: "In the past, the team had been running an unbranded Fox shock while RockShox was developing this one which has only been around for a short time now." https://www.pinkbike.com/news/bike-check-kate-courtneys-scott-contessa-spark-rc.html Didn't see a good pic of the Twin Loc in this article. I'll try to find a pic of her XC and Live Valve battery as it was a couple years ago

Yep, it's a Blipbox for her dropper but does it help her control her fork lockout too. In the past KC has used Fox Live Valve on her Dual Suspension bikes. This time what is she using to control just the front suspension?

Long, long overdue for the marine traffic going through the Suez Canal to be tethered to escort tugs fore and aft.

Definitely a water and dirt collector!