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Lube!

Popping a massive wheelie in the lift line GIF is amazing….

that's exactly what happens

Big hit, lots of small hits, general abuse sorta thing.

A new helmet might be on the list as well, most people wear their helmets well over the expiry date.

The camera angle almost ruins it for me slightly. I keep straining my eyes trying to see what's further down the line.

Pesticide sprayer is a great idea… Time to invest in one of those.

Awesome review! Pictures and video were a great added touch.

Morgan is da beeest

love that dale's pic on the rock face!

Good story in a thread filled with negativity? So making up some BS about our brand is a good thing?

March 7th 2013 we got a 'general inquiry' via our website…I will admit many of these go with no reply, but this one I remember reading the email, taking the time out to check the site, and send a response, the resonse was (as I just pulled from my outlook):

**_From: Craig Glaspell [mailto:stikmn@troyleedesigns.com]
Sent: Thursday, March 07, 2013 9:54 AM
To: 'ifckinghatethat@gmail.com'
Subject: TLD

Thanks for reaching out guys, nothing I can do for ya at this time, but thanks for reaching out.
Good luck.

Craig "Stikman" Glaspell
Troy Lee Designs - Marketing/Brand Manager, Bicycle Division

(951) 371-5219 x237
skype | stiksandstones_**

I do not see where the above reply constitutes as telling you to F@CK OFF!??? Not cool to post lies about myself or the brand I represent.

Anyways, we at TLD are bummed to hear about Sombrio, Dave is a good guy who had a good idea and we do hope for the best with him and the brand.

Signed,
Stikman from TLD.

Just wanted to apologize for this. In no way was what I said about TLD or Craig accurate and it should in no way be quoted. I was totally in the wrong and shouldn't have posted that. Once again, sorry.

Cool that Sombrio helped you out! You seem to be wearing TLD in more than half of the video however…

Borrowed from a friend the night before as we thought we were screwed and Lynn Valley bikes was thoughtful enough to help us out with a women's kit as well.

Just wanted to share a good story about Sombrio in a thread (mostly) filled with negativity.

Back when we filmed "I'm Faster than You" a video I'm sure most of you have see I contacted all the major clothing brands as we needed flashy gear to film with. We contacted multiple clothing companies and none were able to help. The day we had to film came and we were screwed with nothing to wear. We decided to reach out to Sombrio and THAT DAY they hooked us up with 2 complete kits, no charge and told us to keep them as long as we needed. Without them stepping up to support two guys who wanted to make a funny video I am not sure what we would have done. Sorry some of you had poor impressions of the company, just wanted to share a little story that might change your minds a little.

Video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QyTyjQbvylg

IFHT

Yup.

On a DJ bike you are going to want to look for something with a long TT and not necessarily a high seat tube as you wont be sitting much except on top of the roll in. Personally (at 6'1") I have found the Banshee Amp in a size long to be extremely comfortable and has a lot of room in the "cockpit" for tricks/whips/flips etc etc… However, if you ride a Stylus you may like the feel of steel a little more than aluminum in which case I suggest you do a little searching on brands like Deity, DMR, NS Bikes.

Kona has the Shonky (?) which is great bang for the buck.

Holdup 2 in the smaller size (1 1/4") isn't compatible with the add on +2 bike section.

Well ya learn something new…

What about this one?

http://yakima.com/shop/bike/hitch/holdupplus2

Should be able to attach to the rack you have, no?

For most 4 bike racks a 2" hitch is recommended but as long as his bike is small there shouldn't be a huge issue.

Not sure if this is the correct forum, however, I am looking to spruce up a couple of walls in my apartment. Was wondering if anyone could direct me to some local photographers/artists who make/produce bike related pieces specifically related to the shore or BC. Or, if there are any on the boards I'd love to see your work and talk about purchasing options.

This excites me slightly.

Trek has some of their FX series in 22" and 25" varieties, have sold them to numerous people 6'5"+.