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tttyyler
- Member since Jan 31, 2013
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Boulder , Colorado - 17 Followers
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tttyyler jessie-mmorgan's article
Aug 12, 2026 at 10:33
Aug 12, 2026
Review: The Outlier Metronome Self-Leveling Flat Pedal is Superior, & Frustrating
Which part of a mountain bike do you need? The whole thing is a toy
tttyyler jessie-mmorgan's article
Jul 30, 2026 at 18:35
Jul 30, 2026
Hope Releases Super Short High-Stack Stem
I have the Rulezman 15mm stem and I do have to remove my handlebars to adjust headset preload. I can just barely fit a 4mm ball end, but I can't apply enough torque. With the bars 5mm forward I think it would clear.
You do have to commit on steer tube length, but if you are into this, you probably already have tried a ton of different cockpit setups and have bars all the way up to 80mm rise you can use if you decide to go back to a normal stem.
tttyyler Dario-DiGiulio's article
Jul 17, 2026 at 14:28
Jul 17, 2026
Poll: What Would You Change About Bike Geometry?
I'd like 26" wheels again to have a bike that easily fits in my van
tttyyler pinkbikeoriginals's article
Jul 8, 2026 at 15:16
Jul 8, 2026
High Bars vs Low Bars: Which Setup Wins World Cup DH Races?
For DH bikes isn't stack capped at the height of your fork? Not like an enduro bike where they can give you a longer head tube and steerer and all of that adds on top of the A2C
tttyyler pinkbikeoriginals's article
Jul 8, 2026 at 13:17
Jul 8, 2026
High Bars vs Low Bars: Which Setup Wins World Cup DH Races?
You don't even have to go extreme. I currently have the rulezman stem with a 60mm rise bar on a bike with a 440 chainstay, and I can climb switchbacks and navigate loose turns no problem. I don't mine pushing into the bar a bit on the occasional flat corner.
tttyyler seb-stott's article
Jun 20, 2026 at 7:16
Jun 20, 2026
Pinkbike Poll: Would You Buy A 32" Wheel Bike?
I'm here wishing for a 26" bike that fits under the bed in my van, but they don't even make the forks anymore
tttyyler jessie-mmorgan's article
Dec 10, 2025 at 8:55
Dec 10, 2025
First Look: Actofive's I-Train is the First Production 32" Wheel Trail Bike
@Rageingdh: My first thought as well. Solves for stack without adding reach.
