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For that price you should also get a massuese and butler included!

It is great that a small company has achieved this, but surely carbon shouldn't be the future?

So I've not found that the powerlines don't get too wet, in the wet.  They are definitely slimmer than the TNTs.

I'm running powerlines with DST 4.0 and they are lasting well on my Daggas. I think 5-10's stealth soles would have shredded to bits by now.  RC have a found a good balance for me.

Gage, things change.  I've never been let down by a Transition bike.  They always improve on what they built before.  I'm looking forward to their e-sentinel coming out later this week ;-)

Really nice bike.  Lots of well thought out kit on it.

I'm gonna go crazy and comment on what's in the article!  The garmin Instinct Solar will probably be my next watch.  My Fenix 3 seems to take hours to charge now and doesn't last as long as it did.  It does everything I need and has an MTB option that is not on my Fenix. Great choice!

Someone asked me how bright their new lights should be.  I told them not to go too bright as it takes the fun and mystery out of the night ride.  

We all had the bulb and water bottle lights back then and my memory is that it made the rides mores fun and sketchy!

Yes stock pins, with the pin closest to the axel removed.  I bought the Ions because they were reduced a fair bit, so it wasn't a scientifiic choice.  I did test Five Tens for them about five years ago (pre kid) because I wrecked them so fast.  Obviously not on Daggas back then, probably on boomslang pedals with very needly pins. 

I would still say that weight is a thing, because the harder sole shoes like Ion, are good for me on nylon pedals too, like the oneup, which preceded the Daggas.  I still wrecked five tens on those!

I think weight of the rider matters too.  If you're heavy like me 100kg+ five tens WILL wear out very quick (holes through the sole in 60hrs) and can be too sticky for any type of foot correction.  I run Chromag Dagga and older Ion Scrub Amps (i think).  My weight keeps them planted on the pedal, but I don't have to lift right off to adjust my foot.