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lol

When I worked at OGC we had a shit loads of them. James @ Susworks most likely has them now.

If I could borrow the abilities of any rider for a day it would be cornering from Bryn...    jeeeeeeez.

Jeeeeesus

Is it just me or are half lid helmets just getting uglier and uglier the past few years?

Nothing like a crisp snap.

Way to gloss over the intent of the article but focusing on something completely superficial.

The Z1 uses the exact same air side topcaps as the regular 36. I know that Fox was using identical stanchions on both sides for a couple years (and it's unlikely that's changed now) then presumably the topcap threading for the dampers would be the same as the regular 36s also. I would be very surprised if the Grip2 damper didn't work.

The inner stanchion wall is a different size on the Z1/Rhythm forks but that really makes no difference in regards to the damper, just the air spring unless I'm missing something.

They use the same CSU and air springs as the 36 Rhythm forks.

Those are some gnarly bails... jesus

Yeah that is one sick looking bike :o

I'll be really shocked if it's that cheap.

Maybe I sell both my Darkside and my Wideangle and replace it with this?

hmm...

Posted by: FLATCH

I just spit up in my beer. Lol

Lifelong inability to swallow.

I think you're living in the past!

:)

Must you derail or poison every thread you comment in?

Posted by: syncro

Start small by riding 10-15 minutes every day. It doesn't have to be anything serious or even on dirt, just get out and pedal around for a bit. After a week of that switch to doing 20 minutes 3-4 times per week and add in some hills, even if they are just short ones of about 5 minutes. By the third week you can start getting out for pedals of 40-60 minutes and probably be able to knock off a mtb climb without too much pain.

Two weeks is all you need to get back into the swing of things. The most important factor is CONSISTENCY, so even if you can't do a full ride during the week at least get out for a hard 15-20 minute pedal. That will be enough activity to keep your fitness high enough that doing a full ride on the weekend won't be a chore.

Edit: the bonus is that it will make the rest of your life better. You'll feel better, time in nature will be good for your soul, the increased blood flow from activity will benefit your brain and boost your smarts and most important of all sex will be better.

You've given me good advice in multiple threads, much appreciated :)

I'm running a 3.4 Ryzen 5 with a 1070, 16gb ram as well, nothing crazy but I do like gaming :)

I strongly considered buying VR when I was playing a lot of Elite Dangerous but just couldn't justify the cost. Especially since it was still very new, and this was a couple years ago.

I've wanted to buy VR gear for a long time but I don't have a beast enough computer to run it, or the budget for it.

It looks so fucking cool.

Edit - on another note I have a CH throttle and Fighterstick I've been looking to sell if you're in the market.

In the past 3 years I've ridden my mtn bike 3 times and put on 25 pounds.

I should do something about that to be honest...