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| Bike I ride: | 2008 Ellsworth Moment, 2009 Surly Steam Roller |
| Favorite Trails: | Anything with dirt, rocks and roots!! Preferable one that has some downhill to it. |
| Products Recommended: | none - View Products |
| Companies Supported: | Banshee | Race Face |
Yup, here
http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Kokanee-Crankworx-Unofficial-World-Championship-Whip-Offs-Kokanee-Crankworx-2011.html
and here
http://www.vitalmtb.com/videos/member/Untitled,8397/Root-Rider-TV,2859 Second Lives by Vitalic "Holy Mother Trucker!!!" With the CB cleats you can rotate them and achieve a 22 degree? (off the top of my head) release point or and 11 degree on the other way. He looks like it's still engaged. I have egg beaters and mallets on my bikes and love them :) 
I thought that at first too but I went back and looked at the entire video again and I think it's the wide angle lens on the camera that is distorting the view. From about 4:30 you can see the distortion occurring as he moves closer and further from the bar with with camera. Congrats you won a DH mtb event, here's a snowboard!!
Why's Gee missing from the podium picture? 2nd not enough ;) Last paragraph......
"Kelowna Cycle will also have a range of mid travel Ibis and Titus bikes available for demo, a perfect ride for the Super-D course"
so 6" travel probable good..... Here, full parts lists and sku numbers, and service guides for everything from simple dust seal cleaning to full overhaul. BTW this link is accessible off the fox racing shox website..... perhaps more research would of prevented your incorrect assumption.
http://service.foxracingshox.com/consumers/index.htm 
This trail is in Squamish which is halfway between Vancouver and Whistler. 
In Canada these retail for almost $2500. I know they are less in the states but the Canadian fox distributor won't cover warranty on a fork purchased in the US. Here is a link for a 2010 Fox 40 with a retail of almost $2900
http://www.calgarycycleonline.com/product.php?productid=17047&cat=907&page=2
Now if I only had $1800 The same people that spent several thousand dollars on the XTR stuff a few years ago.
The 2x10 idea isn't new. It was tried a long time ago but the strength wasn't there in lightweight products to handle the extra chain tension. 
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Aug 31, 2011 at 20:46