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He's removed his YouTube video. He's also deleted all the related posts to this "incident" off his Facebook page.

Kind of funny how he's posted a comment to his own video (the only comment posted), then "loved" his own comment.

Nevermind. I guess the Pinkbike forum doesn't like links to specific pages.

Try this.

Loving my Moon. It ain't got the LTD treatment, but it's got a leather top and Ti rails.

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Awesome vid. Healing vibes to Jordan Manley.

Yup. Bandit. From the comments to the Vimeo vid:

> ZfH Productions PLUS 5 days ago
> Thanks! One was a Specialized Enduro 26 and the other was a Transition Bandit 29.

In the bit about the chip you can swap out at the rear shock the imperial measurements switched around. Should be 350.4mm = 13.8″ and 344.9mm = 13.6″.

National Geographic's got a 3 episode series called "The Lion Ranger" about Kevin Richardson and his sanctuary. It's really worth the watch.

Great vids. Thanks!

Park Tool's website has a nice little Repair Help section you can check out if you're more into reading than watching videos.

Just watched this video. Dude's got adhesive cable guides made by Jagwire on his ASRc. Looks like he's got them directly attached to is frame without anything between the frame and the guide.

https://youtu.be/Sj8j2F5tpRo?t=7m11s

Posted by: tungsten

So, who does Maxxis mail order Canada. Tried to order new 2.6 Forekaster from Art's but they can't export?

Only time I've ordered Maxxis tires online, I bought from AVT.bike (http://www.avt.bike/WebStore/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&;Category_Code=MAXXIS-TIRES). That was several years ago, though. Prices were pretty decent and from what I remember, shipping time wasn't too bad either. Selection isn't all that great though; just checking, they don't seem to have much of the new Maxxis offerings on their site.

That Wight dude sounds a tad bit annoyed by it all. And let's be real. Boxing's reputation was tarnished long before this May-Mac circus.

Personally, I'm excited for the fight and will be cheering for McGregor; my dislike for him is dwarfed by my dislike for Mayweather. And although I'm expecting him to lose and get outpointed by Mayweather in a rather unspectacular unanimous decision, I'm hoping he gets the KO he's predicting. I also absolutely enjoyed the world tour pressers they did the past week. Seeing Mayweather get roasted like that was just hilarious.

Posted by: Endur-Bro

Ordered a frame manufactured in the EU.  Picked it up today with GST, PST and Duties all added on.  Fuck CBSA.

Ordered some offset bushings as well for more fun times.

Currently waiting on an order from Bike-Discount; dropper post, grips, some tools and carbon grease. Tracking says it's with CBSA now for review. Hope they don't rape me with extra charges. Should find out in a few days when it gets here.

Kind of glad they were sold out of small Jeffsey CD Two 27s when I was looking for a new bike. Sounds like a lot of hassle and headache so far. Hope they get the issues with their Canadian distribution sorted soon.

Posted by: shoreboy

You need to see what the $37.54 is for. People often just say 'customs' and assume its duty. There will be a $9.95 handling fee for Canada Post to accept and process your order. That leaves you with about $27 to account for. What taxes are charged on bike parts and accessories in Ontario? In BC, you would (should) pay GST on the bike parts and GST and PST on the non bike parts (in your case the two pumps). Bike parts should be duty free, except for complete bikes or wheelsets. Accessories are NOT necessarily duty free, so those pumps could be dutiable possibly.

See page 22 (87-20) from CBSA website (from 2013, cant find anything newer):

http://www.cbsa-asfc.gc.ca/trade-commerce/tariff-tarif/2013/01-99/ch87-2013-eng.pdf

Man, sucks that the new forum doesn't have the rep feature. Much thanks for the reply.

Picked up the package and you were spot on. $9.95 handling fee. The rest was HST. Thanks for the link too!

Would appreciate some help from those knowledgeable with the whole duty and tax thing. I tried searching the forums, but the new search function on the forum sucks. I also tried searching CBSA's site for info, but that's a big headache too.

Just got the delivery notification from Canada Post that my Bike-Discount purchase is at the post office waiting to get picked up. There's a $37.54 customs amount due on it. Judging by the customs estimator on CBSA's site, it looks like that amount was calculated on the entire order.  My purchase consists of two bike chains, a set of handlebars, a suspension pump, and a mini pump.

I've seen it mentioned several times here that bike parts are duty (and tax?) exempt. Is that Canada-wide or does it depend on what province you're in (I'm in Ontario). Are the two pumps I ordered considered bike parts or are they under some other classification?

Made two recent orders. One from Bike-Discount on May 27th and one from JensonUSA, May 31st. As expected, the Jenson order arrived before the B-D order, but not by much. Jenson order arrived yesterday and is waiting to get picked up at the local UPS store. Checked the tracking on the B-D order and my package was handed over to CBSA in Montreal this morning for customs review. Hopefully, they're not dicks and hold it for too long. Not too bad for shipping times.

First new bike in ~14 years. Wifey ain't too pleased at the moment, but for the price I got it for, I just couldn't pass it up. Can't wait for the weather to get better so I can finally take it for a spin.

2016 Intense Tracer 275C Expert ... pretty much stock, except for the bar, saddle, pedals (all Chromag bits), and mud guard.