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I think its time to dogpile Arcteryx since they have a tactical clothing line...

Agreed Pete, MEC leadership has to listen to their membership...but in this case I feel its more like said leadership wants preserve their current state of employment more than anything else. 

Its nice to talk about the greater good and such. However, I doubt the people that work in these companies are at all happy about being shuffled toward the sacrificial alter for the sake of this potential. And I really don't like the idea of a bunch of reactionaries determining innocent peoples fate, with a tap of the keyboard, over a matter that they have nothing to do with.

I am horrified by recent and past mass shootings across the border. I hope Americans can figure out a way to come together and agree on a way dramatically reduce them through effective gun control. Its not going to be an easy process for them and it wont happen quickly. In the mean time I'll keep buying the products that work for me regardless of their politics.

I'm with wizard on this. Why the fuck is a Canadian company getting involved in politics across the border? Haven't shopped at MEC in years, definitely not shopping there now. 

It's comical that our community seems to have no concern for the employees of said companies. These are people like "us" who work hard to produce good products, sponsor athletes, events etc. So fuck all of that right? All hail the Social Justice Warrior. Much Luv Evil.

Well said Grant.

Jeebus, reading that was like watching ping pong balls bounce around inside a lotto machine.

I can't believe a $6k carbon bike has Deore brakes on it…even SLX brakes would make that spec level a lot more attractive.

the credits say its filmed on location in Merrit… 🙂

I'd like to throw out some big props to the dude who brushed that first big slab off and made it nice and fun to ride! 😀 I had no qualms about rolling into it, even after aborting on previous rides. I also have a strong self preservation gene and that knowledge gave me the extra bit of confidence I needed to go past the point of no return.

http://annasinteriors.ca in Squam

I strongly oppose pay parking for parks of any kind and will certainly be parking where I legally can outside the gates if it come to this. I hate being nickel and dimed to death with user fees of all kinds. As a wage earner and home owner I already pay taxes at every level of government and expect that will include the maintenance of basic park facilities.

Summed it up nicely, I can't really add anything to this.

PhD is a great trail! We've ridden it for years and only seen people on it a couple times. I'm confused however, why can we talk openly about this mapped trail but as soon as someone mentions a shore trail poop hits fan? Vis a vie the Shore Climbing thread. Bit of a double standard? Please set me straight minions of the NSMB.

jbone thanks for the confirmation on the ice conditions. I've noticed a lot of people have been out on the ice around town and I was thinking it has to be too thin for safe play.

Nah way bruh. Can't get nuclear orange cheese on my HOTAS.

If you do pick up Fallout, go to Greenmangaming to buy it, with their 20% code it's cheaper than anywhere else. You just have to punch the key into Steam and voila. It'll save you $20 at least.

I checked out greenman but it looks like their prices are USD…or did I mis-read something?

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FUCKING.AWESOME! Thanks for sharing! :)

I like Triflo. It's not a specialist lube but more of an all-rounder.

^^Where did the stem break? Do you have any pics by chance? I'm going to take a good look at mine since its 2x older than the one you broke.

60mm would be going on a heavier all mountain build to be used on local trails (north van/squamish) with, maybe, 10 days in the park. Light and nice looking but would this stem be up to task or should I be looking at something else? Other choices I've considered so far are NSB overlord and the usual Thompson.

I have been running a Ranger 50mm for the last 4+ years, first on my Knolly Delirium and now on my Chilcotin. To be honest I can't tell the difference between it and the Thompson it replaced in terms of stiffness, quality etc. but Chromag stuff is really nicely finished and that has held up well over the time I've had it. Plus its nice to support a local company! :)

I used to run Highrollers and they felt slow when pedaling/climbing. I have been running DHF's front and rear for a while now and I feel they roll more efficiently. I suppose there are arguments to made for traction differences but I think the DHF's offer the best of both worlds.

My experience is with the 26" versions