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@Bryanharv: condolences to Bobby's family and friends. Need to go re watch 'the way Bobby sees it'

@tomhoward379: possibly the most lustworthy of your fleet. Will have to go back and reread the article. Hope we don't meet on the trails, I might have to resort crime

@tomhoward379: Do you have these? Is there a boutique bike part you don't have (am totally jealous of your bike collection)

Came to mention the stink-e what with his comment about first ebike. Or maybe the stink-e is still up the tree at the compound.

@dannyboybiker: Oh! So that's what it stands for

"Would you ride a 3D printed direct mount stem?" I don't ride a DH bike so I'm not the market but... Opinion My problem with that part/design is not it's 3d printed nature, it is the one piece design. Reminds me of the 90's trying to get my high rise azonics world force riser bars through the stem, screwdriver prising the stem open as much as possible but still scratching the hell out of my brand new bars. I hate anything that goes on the bars that isn't a 2 piece or hinged design.

Muddled memory and replying to the wrong person, go me.

@Woodpeckar: I was thinking it was proflex that did a duel crown parallelogram elastomer suspended fork. But now I've come to type this out I think it might have been use or xlite, and I think it was called vector. Off to Google.

@benpinnick: wasn't that the magnesium one? What a blast from the past.

Absolutely, it looks like a bike rather than ugly e-abomination