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 you know, there is a man from Vermont who gets paid to travel to build things half as good as what you have! I would tell you now, travel and build and your name will grow even bigger! We could use some really good ideas and trail building here in Vermont! Stop by any time!
  • + 2
 props to you guys that trail looks amazing one of the flowiest looking trails i have ever seen
  • + 1
 I must Say Dazem you have made the possibly nicest line ever! I would make it a goal for me somehow to come and visit those jumps!
  • + 3
 nice man looking good
  • + 2
 Thats sweet, looks super flowy
  • + 3
 Flow Win!!
  • + 1
 DUDE! What kind of hub do you have? jesus that thing is crazy loud!

Sick trail btw
  • + 1
 i got the same one, but mines not as loud
  • + 2
 maybe it just seems loud in the video because there isn't much other noise besides the lady humming.
  • + 1
 i dunno my buddy has the same one as me to and his is louder
  • + 1
 the hubs louder if it was no greese in it
  • + 0
 no they are meant to sound like that, diffferent model= louder or not as loud, grease has nothing to do with it
  • + 2
 I believe it does have somthing to do with grease, as a friend of mine had his re-greased and it was much quieter, but you are right about them being made like that such as Hope Pro 2 are super clicky
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 Gunot, while design has a large role on how loud a hub is, a greased hub is always quieter. when the pawls slide past eachother in the hub, if its dry it makes a click when it reaches/passed an engagement point, if there is grease it is a muffled click. Buy a new hub and listen to the noise, then after riding two months listen again and the hub will be louder and click raspier. This is because the grease has dried up from inside the hub.
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 Also, there are many other variables such as spoke count, gauge/tension/rim size, tire selection/pressure, frame material/size, resonance frequency of every component plays a huge role in pitch, tone and decibels. just so everyone knows -its a Ringle abbah 12x135 on a mag 30, and it was by far the loudest wheel I have ever owned.
  • + 1
 ya i donno i just thought you were riding some beefy hardtale ha...missunderstood
  • + 1
 no you were right, that was more of a trailbike than a DJ, my current ride is a bit more DJ specific haha
  • + 1
 that trail is soooooo sick
  • + 2
 ddude loooks sick
  • + 1
 That's great. Hope to see ya soon, just itching to check out your spot.
  • + 1
 Looking good man. Your line is really comming along.
  • + 1
 Smoooooth!
Yea!　Great riding.
  • + 1
 the trail looking very good nice work men
  • + 1
 that trail is soooo smooth
  • + 0
 soo sick...have you ever considered getting an actual nice dj bike? just wondering.
  • + 1
 lol, nice DJ bike? I think my bike is nice, I ride DJ's... I dont get it haha....I already have found what works well for me...that paticular bike is two frames ago, its current state is a bit more DJ specific
  • + 1
 how do you make the jumps so smoth
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 hahahahha i love how you just post a picture of a shovel as to why they are so smooth. shovel... end of story.
  • + 1
 i would pay so much to rie here
  • + 1
 free wheeling all the way! and nice humming!
  • + 1
 Sweet Jumps
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 great build
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 i would pay £100
  • + 1
 who was humming?








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