sofakingwetarded

Bike's not been washed since it was new. That was 7 years ago.

Good looking bike. Looking less and less like an eeb with each iteration. I rode a similar in weight Pivot Shuttle SL over Christmas break at their demo center in Phoenix, AZ. South Mountain was pretty fun. Had some good technical terrain. I was overall impressed with the Shuttle SL, but not so much I wanted to buy one.

I was hoping the lefthand lever could control a few more things. I only see 3 paddles now but I want the world record!!

This comment needs more upvotes, come on guys/gals.

Prolly not, this advertisement is solely for the dirt series. The water series for fishing is still in preproduction.

@BenLow2019: Not trying to be an ass, but have you been to SC? Starter, cracker box home is north of a $1mil. 20% down with taxes and ins would be almost $7k. Rent? There's no place to rent and if you can find it it will cost you dearly. You could live in San Jose or South in Watsonville but those areas present their own set of challenges. You'd probably clear about $9,800/month after Fed Taxes and give up another 6-10% for State income taxes. Gas is $6/gal and everything(eating out, contractors, mechanics, dr's, dentists, etc are crazy expensive). So that extra $2k/month wouldn't go very far. This same position probably pays 15-20% more in many other areas of the country that are less expensive but outside the bike industry. If you're a DINK, Dual Income, no kids, you could probably make it work. God forbid anything happens to either spouse and can't produce income, things go sideways quickly.

No stories on wandering brake bite points? I'm out.......

Woohoo for Amy and my hometown trails!

Stockholm syndrome!!

@tom666: if you can't afford it, fxcking finance it! Ruthless People, 1986!!