ponyboy24

It would be great for the Pinkbike team to provide some relevant measurements like 'wing span' and 'hand size' to give context to their cockpit set up choices. I'll think you'll find wider bars are better suited to riders with longer arms (not so much rider height).

The industry isn't saying is the standard. They are just providing products that can be cut down and adapted to riders preference. You can't make a narrow bar wider!

@KJP1230: yup, I've got a 205cm wing span and very comfortable on my 820 bar! Everyone needs to realise that the average height of enduro pro riders = very short ass!

@zyoungson: firstly if you don't weigh between 65-80kg you simply should never use a Fox air shock, you won't ever find a good setup. secondly you should learn and understand what the hydraulic bottom out control is doing on Rockshox and other brands of rear shock. Primarily it enables to the release of the built up energy in the shock when you get into out the deep travel, thus you can tune out the harsh kick back.

@zyoungson: fox shocks need HSR because of the extremely harsh kickback from the air spring, especially at higher pressures, and even worse again when volume spacers are added. Rockshox and various other suspension brands have much better ways of handling how the shock responds to bigger hits

@jet76: definitely not his first time! He is Rob Warner's old sidekick

@jet76: definitely not his first time! He is Rob Warner's old sidekick

@Rocky-Alta: and basically admitting he knows how useless an EXO casing is, thus having to run such high pressure

This is a really bad trend in DJ bikes from many brands, one size only for short ass midgets!!! Tall guys like to ride DJ bikes too...

@nvranka: yup, you are definitely a pussy haha