ponyboy24

Does anyone who rides Enduro actually use Contis enduro casing? I found it pretty pissweak, but love riding the Conti DH casing on my enduro bike.

What about all the customers they stole money from when they went bankrupt?

Yup, all the suspension setup details are pretty irrelevant and lacking in context. Pinkbike - please provide rider height and weight when posting these bike setup articles.

This is an important topic in mountain biking, and yet I have never seen anything from Pinkbike, or the media in general, around determining the appropriate cockpit setup based upon body position, body proportions, physiology etc For me I suffer a lot with hand pain, and I really feel it comes from too much weight/pressure on my hands and into my upper back - not what material my bars and stem are made from. I am a tall rider and I can't be in Jackson Goldstone style standing up position on the bike. I'd love to see some real research and science based guidance on how I should be thinking about things like bar height, sweep etc (but taking into account the overall riding positon remaining balanced). Pinkbike.... can we get more that just making this a topic about buying bars and stems?

@pmhobson: they are basically branding famous legendary quotes from said commentator and yet not a mention of his name anywhere ?!

@jray152: except for in 2016 when he did exactly that. Then in 2017 when he fully focused on Enduro, he showed up at DH world champs and came 6th riding his enduro bike.

@Dario-DiGiulio: what stem length are you running?

@Dario-DiGiulio: do you think the XL frameworks would work for the really tall guys? 6'4 and upwards? You aren't a huge guy, and your comments make out that it already feels smallish to you.

One hour listening/watching and all I learned about the track is that it's 'New' and 'Steep'. Great media.

I assume all brands that adopt the SPD system pay some form of licensing cost to shitmano.