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Can you stop making the things I can't afford seem so desirable? Jeeeeeez.

I love these bikes.

Not gonna lie that thing looks pretty awesome.

STAY THE FUCK HOME

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.

No, just curious :)

Let me know how it is!

I almost sold my Wideangle to build a Primer and I kind of regret not doing it, especially because the Wideangle is too small for me. The 27 plus idea is pretty tempting for a hard tail.

Aren't the Rootdown and Primer the same bike just Rootdown is Taiwan made and Primer is Canadian made?

I don't use strava plainly because I am way too competitive and I will either end up hurting myself or hating myself.

I can see how it would be a great tool to push yourself and work on timings (so long as it's reasonably accurate) but it is just simply not for me.

**Posted by: Kenny

**I wonder if they considered adding in-app ads instead of taking stuff away.

If I know companies in the 21st century then they're probably going to do both.

I ride with a pair of clear glasses. I hate it, but I hate dirt in my eyes more.

I would suggest just riding a lot more, and ride as varied trails as you can and really get a feel for what you like and don't like. Then you will have a more informed idea of what you're after. It seems like you just have a case of "the upgrades" and this will help you sort your ideas out a bit better.

On Value added there is also one kind of jank rock spine in to a right hander that can be a bit hairy if it's wet or super dusty but usually fine normally.  Just take your time and look at the spicy bits first. It's not too bad.

It's a troll account, just ignore it.

I definitely love my hard tail, and I'm going to be vey sad to sell it to fund a new bike. 

It not only made me a better rider but also gave me a lot of confidence knowing that I wasn't being hard carried by suspension.