ridenwc1
- Member since Apr 22, 2009
- Male / 29
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Bellingham , Washington
- 18 Followers
- 14 Trailforks Points
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Selling
Mar 24, 2023 at 13:00
Mar 24, 2023Dropper Post 125mm X 31.6mm
$80 USDYT Postman take-off from my new bike in like-new condition.
125mm travel, 31.6mm diameter, 390mm overall length.
No remote included.

ridenwc1 mikekazimer's article
Mar 10, 2023 at 10:51
Mar 10, 2023
Check Out: A Tiny Electric Pump, Sunglasses, Ergonomic Grips, & More
My experience with the Topeak dual action pump is that if it gets muddy, the seals fail and it stops working. Best to keep it clean in a pack.

Selling
Mar 3, 2023 at 16:10
Mar 3, 2023Intense Recluse
$1800 USDSelling my 2018 Intense Recluse Foundation that I've owned since new. Significantly upgraded over the years. It's a great all-rounder that pedals well and is very fun and agile. Perfect for Galbraith. Overall the bike is in good mechanical condition and ready to ride.
Details:
Shimano XT 11-speed drivetrain with 11-46 cassette, 30T chainring.
Shimano 4-piston brakes with metallic pads, 180mm rotors.
770mm Renthal carbon handlebars, 50mm Raceface stem.
150mm Raceface dropper post with oneup remote.
Rockshox Yari fork upgraded with a Charger 2.1 damper, SKF wiper seals, and Debonair 150mm air spring, making it on par with a Lyrik Ultimate.
Rockshox Monarch RL rear shock is practically brand new since I previously had swapped it out for a different one.
Maxxis EXO+ 3C tires are set up tubeless with a brand new 27.5x2.5 Minion DHF front tire and a 27.5x2.4 Dissector with Tannus tire insert on the rear wheel. Rear rim has some flat spots but it holds air and is totally rideable.
31 lbs as pictured.
Also included is a 32T chainring, shock pump, and a spare derailleur hanger. Pedals not included.

ridenwc1 seb-stott's article
Mar 3, 2023 at 9:01
Mar 3, 2023
How to Choose the Right Size Mountain Bike in 2023
@CleanZine: That's not what Seb discovered though. He said the bike size doesn't affect how fast he can ride.

ridenwc1 seb-stott's article
Feb 3, 2023 at 13:44
Feb 3, 2023
Interview: Rocksled Suspension's Wild New Linkage Fork
Hell yeah, I feel like there is so much untapped potential in linkage forks. Could probably be significantly lighter if everything was packaged into the left side. Might just need a yoke on the shock.

ridenwc1 travisengel's article
Nov 23, 2022 at 9:15
Nov 23, 2022
Trail Tools: Electric Chainsaw Vs. Electric Sawzall
Crosscut saws or bust

ridenwc1 seb-stott's article
Nov 11, 2022 at 9:38
Nov 11, 2022
Short or Long-Travel: Which Is The Best All-Round MTB?
TLDR; trail tires are generally faster uphill and downhill.
Snark aside, good write up Seb.

ridenwc1 sarahmoore's article
Oct 31, 2022 at 12:03
Oct 31, 2022
Field Test: Ibis Exie - Ready for Your Next XC Race
It's all about weight balance to keep traction and power through corners. I'm annoyed that the "steep" HTA is listed as a con when the review actually praised the handling characteristics.

ridenwc1 mattbeer's article
Oct 27, 2022 at 8:32
Oct 27, 2022
Review: Delium Rugged Tires Cut Costs, Not Performance
Cool idea, the only challenge I see is the multi-durometer layered construction could mess up the accuracy.

ridenwc1 seb-stott's article
Jul 1, 2022 at 7:14
Jul 1, 2022
Tech Briefing: Pricey Brake Pads, Kids Lids, Chunky Inserts & More - July 2022
If anything makes sense to be e-bike specific, it's drivetrain products. I'm just happy there's finally a lube to keep up with my power output.
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