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philaf
- Member since Aug 29, 2020
- Male / 47
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Sainte-Thérèse , Quebec - 0 Followers
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May 24, 2026 at 18:25
May 24, 2026
Fox X2 - 185x55
$375 CADAs the title says, I have a 2024 Fox X2 185x55.
I had a my 2022 sent to Fox under warranty and they sent me back and brand new 2024.
Rode it a few times only on my WR1 Arrival 152 but quickly changed the links to 170 so I don’t need this shock anymore.
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May 14, 2026 at 17:26
May 14, 2026
Sprindex 65mm 450-500lb
$120 CADI have barely used Sprindex 65mm 450-500lb.
It’s the Vorsprung version, exactly the same as the regular version but all black (no red sprindex sticker which I didn’t like).
Used for a month before selling the shock to return to air.
For all shocks with the provided adapters.
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Jul 3, 2025 at 11:45
Jul 3, 2025
Fox Float X Factory 185x55 Trunnion
$375 CADFox Float X Factory 185x55 Trunnion.
Used 3 times while waiting for my X2 to come back from warranty, so basically new.
Can be easily converted to 52.5 or 50 with travel spacer. I can supply the spacers to reduce the travel to 52.5.
Fits Pivot Switchblade, We Are One Arrival 152, Forbidden Druid v2, Trek Fuel Ex, Norco Sight gen4, Norco Optic gen3, Evil Offering, Devinci Troy, Kona Process 134, etc.
philaf Dario-DiGiulio's article
Mar 11, 2025 at 11:41
Mar 11, 2025
Race Face Releases New Turbine SL Stem
Endh stem
philaf Dario-DiGiulio's article
Nov 26, 2024 at 3:42
Nov 26, 2024
First Look: Outlier's Unusual Axle-Free Pedal Designs
@Lagr1980: Good point, but what I meant is that they are not heavier, pretty average weight, and they offer something different. And with no axle, I guess they have to make it stronger, hence the weight. But they aren’t cheap that’s for sure!!
philaf Dario-DiGiulio's article
Nov 25, 2024 at 15:11
Nov 25, 2024
First Look: Outlier's Unusual Axle-Free Pedal Designs
@Fooon: 458g per set, not per pedal, so 229g each, which seems pretty light to me!
philaf mikekazimer's article
Nov 22, 2024 at 15:51
Nov 22, 2024
Field Test: 2025 Santa Cruz Bronson - It's Not Really a Trail Bike
TRP uses mineral oil and they’re among the most consistent brakes out there (aka no wandering bite point)
philaf Dario-DiGiulio's article
Nov 5, 2024 at 13:13
Nov 5, 2024
Review: Modifying the TRP DH-R Evo Brakes with Aftermarket Levers
FYI I installed 2mm thick rotors that I already had, applied brakes a few times, then replace the rotors with 2.3mm thick TRP rotor. The bite point comes much quicker, less dead zone. That, plus the Freedom lever, the reach and bite point are now much closer which feels amazing!
philaf Dario-DiGiulio's article
Nov 5, 2024 at 9:11
Nov 5, 2024
Review: Modifying the TRP DH-R Evo Brakes with Aftermarket Levers
Also, when you are applying brakes and the levers are far from the grips, you are basically holding on to the grips with only 3 fingers on each side. When it’s close the grips, you have more strength as it’s like having 4 fingers to hold each grip. It more apparent when it’s steep and rough. It takes a few ride to get used to, but definitely less fatiguing once you do. I didn’t like it too close with Shimano brakes as the bite point seemed to change (aka wandering bite point), but the TRPs are really consistent so it works really well.
