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pjf78 stephanepelletier's article
Aug 21, 2026 at 14:13
3 days
Vertical 6-Bike Rack Review: Thule Revert vs. Velocirax Max vs. Yakima HangTight
Well look at that, the EU posters posted examples that they had access to that were: smaller than 6 bike capacity, and presented on smaller vehicles, vehicles that are smaller than the NA counterparts, and thus the racks are scaled appropriately. It validated my point. Down vote away.
pjf78 stephanepelletier's article
Aug 21, 2026 at 11:52
3 days
Vertical 6-Bike Rack Review: Thule Revert vs. Velocirax Max vs. Yakima HangTight
@lkubica: If it were cargo rated and able to resist the leverage of a few hundred lbs torquing the rear suspension I could see that.
pjf78 stephanepelletier's article
Aug 21, 2026 at 11:22
Aug 21, 2026
Vertical 6-Bike Rack Review: Thule Revert vs. Velocirax Max vs. Yakima HangTight
You could, but most of you think "no one needs" a big stupid "pedestrian smashing" vehicle that is big enough to effectively and safely use it. Looks like these were all mounted to full size trucks, one even had fender flairs, the audacity.......
pjf78 mattbeer's article
Aug 13, 2026 at 11:39
Aug 13, 2026
Burning Question: What's the Safest Full-Face Helmet for Your Riding Style?
I see what pinkbike did here today. They pulled the SRAM UDH. Starts out with an introduction (the simplicity of the UDH/ the narrative post of you will get hurt accept it) so that later you will gladly buy more stuff (better equipment that needs UDH/ more expensive helmets). Psychology, well done pinkbike.
pjf78 stephanepelletier's article
Aug 11, 2026 at 11:29
Aug 11, 2026
First Look: Moots Updates the Womble Titanium Hardtail
No one needs a 10k hardtail. What about the safety of the kids? Those welds are amazing.
pjf78 rpkane's article
Aug 10, 2026 at 9:09
Aug 10, 2026
Reader Story: Designing & Prototyping an Internal Mechanical Dropper Post
came to say the same: the "improved" version seen here: https://nsmb.com/articles/5165-first-date-crank-brothers-kronolog
pjf78 mattbeer's article
Aug 5, 2026 at 14:59
Aug 5, 2026
Matt's Randoms: Crankworx Whistler 2026
@suspended-flesh: Yep, probably one of the reasons the data isn't that granular, my Tundra is really a Sequoia, or is it? I'll be revving for ya......haha
pjf78 mattbeer's article
Aug 5, 2026 at 14:46
Aug 5, 2026
Matt's Randoms: Crankworx Whistler 2026
@barp: Is that really all you have left? Name calling and insults? Because I called out your lie? The distinction between a truck, and SUV, and a van, all large vehicles IS critical. Especially if you are trying to make an argument about NUMBERS about trucks. No one took issue with SUVs, they were big mad about TRUCKS. The critical competency here is understanding the nuance between the two, in this specific case, sorry you were not able to. In addition, you are making a post hoc fallacy with assumptions. And now a red herring fallacy, I do have to say, I think you've managed to commit all of the major logic fallacies in only a couple of comments. Impressive. I'll commit to being your "better" if you just try a tinny tiny bit harder. Deal? Stick around, it might help you because apparently I teach logic in the pink bike comments section.
pjf78 mattbeer's article
Aug 5, 2026 at 13:44
Aug 5, 2026
Matt's Randoms: Crankworx Whistler 2026
@barp: Aww you mad that no one is giving you the attention that you deserve? Yeah you link points to SUVs being the danger? The vehicle was an SUV. an SUV is not a truck. Did you not understand your own link? You are making my argument for me thank you. So about that reading comprehension..... And finally, sorry about your assumptions and your straw man. Better luck next time.
pjf78 mattbeer's article
Aug 5, 2026 at 13:43
Aug 5, 2026
Matt's Randoms: Crankworx Whistler 2026
@barp: Aww you mad that no one is giving you the attention that you deserve? Yeah you link points to SUVs being the danger? The vehicle was an SUV. an SUV is not a truck. Did you not understand your own link? You are making my argument for me thank you. So about that reading comprehension..... And finally, sorry about your assumptions and your straw man. Better luck next time.
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