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http://www.chainreactioncycles.com/Models.aspx?ModelID=60114

had these and they were pretty good

I ride a mojo and love it and would recommend. But you can't go wrong though these are two proven bikes and have similar geometry. Get whichever one makes you happier, less broke, whatver.

To reiterate what someone said earlier Jenson USA is really good for pricing and shipping to Canada. On my last build (XTR) I found that some things were cheaper than CRC while others not. The shipping is great. They charge you for everything upfront and UPS delivers to your door the next day (in Vancouver at least). In my experience the shipping is reasonable and it takes the unknown costs out of the equation.

I don't think many people, including informed Canadians are expecting him to win… podium would be awesome.

The benefits of good tires on road bikes is such a missed opportunity for so many. People spend a fortune on their road bikes and then put shit tires on them. By spending $50 more your ride quality could be so much better while reducing rolling resistance.

To start, tubular tires will always give better ride quality than clinchers but people seem to be too scared or lazy to glue them up these days. Also the cost of flatting is a problem…

If you are talking clinchers then good cotton high TPI tires with latex tubes is the best bet. Latex tubes and cotton casing 'open tubular' style will give the best feel. Vittoria Corsas are great but also check out Veloflex Corsa.

Continental will provide better flat protection but feel like shit. That's my two cents.

No need for brakes in bike park except after glc drop

Got any strava KOMs?

great answer… let's try a different question on the assumption that I don't end up on the wrong side of the highway?

How long to Lost Lake on Comfortably Numb from start of Young Lust with minimal stops and good pace?

While we're at it:
With minimal stops and a good pace how long to loop Young Lust/Comfortably Numb if I were to start at Lost Lake?

http://www.lezyne.com/en/products/floor-pumps/high-volume#!classic-dirt-floor-drive

This guy is specifically for MTB so the pressure gauge range goes to 70psi so is very legibile. The volume it moves is amazing. This is all I need to inflate stans tubeless.