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bakedpow
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I know there are more brown pow lovers on this site, yah there is pinkbike but lets be honest, newshcoolers is wayyyy cooler. so lets posts our rides, questions about components, mechanic questions etc in this thread.

I just bought this beauty and i definitely sacrificed uphill capabiltiy in order to get a beefier dh/park bike. id been on a nomad for a while and it's a huge switch in riding styles for me. definitely getting used to the weight and having to keep speed a lot more.

specs for said beauty, 2011 rc2 dh totem, 2012 dhx rc4, highrollers front and back (gona go dhf front and highroller in the back), mtx 33 wheel set, slx brakes, diablous cranks, FSA 760mm Handlebar, Shimano SLX Shifter & Shimano Deore XT Derailleur.



Alright newschoolers, post your bikes. i wanna see some sexy steeds.
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.nasty
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saskskierThat’s why I’m stoked to have a Hope rear hub on my new build. If hikers can’t hear me coming with that thing, I’m not sure a bell would change anything.

Bells are cool though.

My hub is pretty dang loud but the sound of a bell travels much further.
Feb 19 2018 12:12PM
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cozzey
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Alrighty well I just got a year old 2017 demo Marin Attack Trail Pro 27.5 for $2k. Figured its a good starting bike and is worth $6000 brand new so if I dont like the bike, than i can probably break even on it.
Feb 19 2018 4:16PM
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*TURBONERD*
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Back in the NS game for the first time in a minute. Any of the MTB people here race XC or CX?
Feb 19 2018 4:19PM
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zues
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anyone ride east coast? Thunder mountain Bike park is tremendous -- Northern mass right near VT. Tickets are $45 and they have some great trails. Obviously Highland is the shit and always has been. Killington is getting up there with some of the best trails too -- gravity logic has turned Killy into one of the best in the country for sure!
Feb 20 2018 2:12PM
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ModMommy
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New Whip! She's from 213/2014 (I think) but I'm stoked to have a functioning bike again! Intense Carbine 29
Feb 20 2018 2:27PM
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cozzey
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safarisamNew Whip! She's from 213/2014 (I think) but I'm stoked to have a functioning bike again! Intense Carbine 29


I was looking at the Intense Carbine or Tracer. Let me know how it rides cause it might have to be my next bike! There are pretty good deals on them. She seems like s pretty good enduro all mountain bike.
Feb 20 2018 2:34PM
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nxtyrsfulltilts
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I dig jumps near the river shore in Pittsburgh PA and I went down to see how they were looking after winter. When I got there I realized they were under a foot of water. Should I rebuild them or find a new spot?
Feb 20 2018 2:37PM
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zues
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You think it'll flood again? Sometimes rebuilding stuff is fun and because you've already ridden it you're able to tweak it and make it better. It'd be annoying to rebuild every spring though

nxtyrsfulltiltsI dig jumps near the river shore in Pittsburgh PA and I went down to see how they were looking after winter. When I got there I realized they were under a foot of water. Should I rebuild them or find a new spot?
Feb 20 2018 2:55PM
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nxtyrsfulltilts
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zuesYou think it'll flood again? Sometimes rebuilding stuff is fun and because you've already ridden it you're able to tweak it and make it better. It'd be annoying to rebuild every spring tho

All of the lips are underwater and the clay is probably ruined. Sooo
Feb 20 2018 3:12PM
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zues
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nxtyrsfulltiltsAll of the lips are underwater and the clay is probably ruined. Sooo


Lol you might want to find some new trails then.... sometimes working on trails is fun if its nice out and you're with friends.
Feb 20 2018 3:17PM
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i.like.line
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I am sad to say, starting to get into the enduro category. I ride a custom kona process 153, with a float x2 rear and a yari front. Full raceface components (sixC, atlas). Defiantly need all that 160 mm up front as I need to pedal to descend the trails i ride.
Feb 20 2018 4:03PM
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GANDALF
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moving back to bellingham next week. fucking hyped.
Feb 20 2018 6:16PM
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corporatelobyist
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new whip, rides amazing. Anyone have any good flat pedals they recommend?
Feb 22 2018 12:40PM
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zues
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corporatelobyistnew whip, rides amazing. Anyone have any good flat pedals they recommend?


damn man thats a hot enduro ride... expensive? new? I'm getting too old and lame for DH... looking to get a good enduro
Feb 22 2018 1:07PM
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corporatelobyist
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zuesdamn man thats a hot enduro ride... expensive? new? I'm getting too old and lame for DH... looking to get a good enduro

Got it used for a pretty good price, still had to shell out though. Would highly recommend getting an enduro bike, this one is the 2015 nomad 3 cc
Feb 22 2018 1:10PM
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zues
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Sweet. Yea i've ridden them and I love them. I was looking at various Commencal bikes.. Still not sure whether I want to shell out 2K for their bottom of the line Rear Susp Meta... it's so tempting though

corporatelobyistGot it used for a pretty good price, still had to shell out though. Would highly recommend getting an enduro bike, this one is the 2015 nomad 3 cc
Feb 22 2018 1:19PM
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corporatelobyist
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zuesSweet. Yea i've ridden them and I love them. I was looking at various Commencal bikes.. Still not sure whether I want to shell out 2K for their bottom of the line Rear Susp Meta... it's so tempting though


True, but honestly its 100% worth it. I would recommend browsing used bikes on pinkbike, I got my bike for around 50% off the original price
Feb 22 2018 1:49PM
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onenerdykid
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safarisamNew Whip! She's from 213/2014 (I think) but I'm stoked to have a functioning bike again! Intense Carbine 29


Dude brah, you went for the gusto, nice work!!
Feb 22 2018 1:56PM
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nxtyrsfulltilts
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corporatelobyistnew whip, rides amazing. Anyone have any good flat pedals they recommend?


Any 50$ nylon flat pedal will be good enough.
Feb 22 2018 1:58PM
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cydwhit
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New agro bikepacking rig has been ordered. Now I just need to get a new gravel bike to join the Hightower LT and round out the quiver. And I need to sell some bikes.......
Feb 22 2018 3:08PM
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mmccarthy81
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I'm ready to pull the trigger on my first bike and was thinking that there has to be some kind of cool pedal company out there, but have no idea. So, does anyone know of any really cool pedal companies to look at for DH? I feel like there's gotta be a company that makes dope pedals like some cool pole companies in skiing. Maybe I'm wrong but if someone knows what I mean and has an answer for me, lmk haha
Feb 22 2018 3:31PM
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zues
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Anyone want to buy a 2014 Kona Entourage??:
-2016 Marzocchi 280 CR fork
-Deity integrated stem
-Deity Pedals
-Azonic Outlaw wheels
-Odi Ruffian grips

I'm too old to be busting my ass on DH trails... Hurt myself last year going OTB and sorta want to switch it up and go Enduro... I can post pics if anyone is actually interested. It's a great bike. looks brand new
Feb 22 2018 4:42PM
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cozzey
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zuesAnyone want to buy a 2014 Kona Entourage??:
-2016 Marzocchi 280 CR fork
-Deity integrated stem
-Deity Pedals
-Azonic Outlaw wheels
-Odi Ruffian grips

I'm too old to be busting my ass on DH trails... Hurt myself last year going OTB and sorta want to switch it up and go Enduro... I can post pics if anyone is actually interested. It's a great bike. looks brand new


What size?
Feb 22 2018 5:17PM
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Tinga
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cydwhitNew agro bikepacking rig has been ordered. Now I just need to get a new gravel bike to join the Hightower LT and round out the quiver. And I need to sell some bikes.......


Damn dude. I wish I could I could justify a dedicated bikepacking rig. to have a bike between the fat bike, gravel bike and the trail bike is just too hard.
Feb 22 2018 10:33PM
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Lonely
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What do y'all think about fixies?
Feb 22 2018 10:42PM
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Tinga
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LonelyWhat do y'all think about fixies?


like an actual fixie or a single speed? I think the simplicity of a fixie isn't worth how dangerous they can be.

Where I live having a single speed just isn't practical. Too many hills.
Feb 22 2018 10:53PM
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Lonely
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Tingalike an actual fixie or a single speed? I think the simplicity of a fixie isn't worth how dangerous they can be.

Where I live having a single speed just isn't practical. Too many hills.


Actual fixie. It's pretty snowy... and hilly where I'm at but there's this group of guys that rip around in the snow on fixies with mtb handlebars and wider tires.

They're kinda like Frankenstein bikes and I'm kindve intrigued by them.
Feb 22 2018 10:56PM
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Carl_the_Llama
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LonelyWhat do y'all think about fixies?

I have an old vintage road bike I stripped and turned ss that I have fun with, just been in Melbourne, where literally everyone has a fixie or a ss and it got me really stoked to put some work into that this summer. They're a lot of fun, I live in a pretty hilly place, so sometimes you have to walk up a hill, and idk if I would be comfortable totally brakeless, but all in all I'm a big fan.
Feb 22 2018 11:09PM
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cozzey
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LonelyActual fixie. It's pretty snowy... and hilly where I'm at but there's this group of guys that rip around in the snow on fixies with mtb handlebars and wider tires.

They're kinda like Frankenstein bikes and I'm kindve intrigued by them.

I’ve got a single speed that can be switched over to a fixie but I haven’t had the balls to switch it yet
Feb 22 2018 11:10PM
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Lonely
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cozzeyI’ve got a single speed that can be switched over to a fixie but I haven’t had the balls to switch it yet


I currently ride a giant trance, but I'm definetly looking for a fixie to rip around downtown and campus over the summer.

Any recommendations? Or should I just keep the stance and put money into that
Feb 22 2018 11:14PM
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cozzey
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LonelyI currently ride a giant trance, but I'm definetly looking for a fixie to rip around downtown and campus over the summer.

Any recommendations? Or should I just keep the stance and put money into that


I honestly just found a cheap old cool one on craigslist that had character and put some work into it and for just cruising around it rips fine. I just got a Marin Attack Trail pro so all my cash will go from that bike to this one. Fixies don’t require nearly as much upkeep for sure and get one that can switch around.
Feb 22 2018 11:17PM
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ModMommy
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LonelyWhat do y'all think about fixies?


Flip hubs are cool, but I prefer my single speed.
Feb 22 2018 11:31PM
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saskskier
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mmccarthy81I'm ready to pull the trigger on my first bike and was thinking that there has to be some kind of cool pedal company out there, but have no idea. So, does anyone know of any really cool pedal companies to look at for DH? I feel like there's gotta be a company that makes dope pedals like some cool pole companies in skiing. Maybe I'm wrong but if someone knows what I mean and has an answer for me, lmk haha


I don't think there is much for 'pedal-specific' companies, but there is a ton of great stuff out there. Depending on what you want, they can go from relatively affordable to pricey AF.

I picked up some OneUp composite flats for about $60cad. The aluminum version is about $160cad. Both have awesome reviews.

Other companies to look at are DMR, Deity, HT, Race Face, Spank, Chromag, Nukeproof and about thousand other options.
Feb 23 2018 1:53AM
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mmccarthy81
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saskskierI don't think there is much for 'pedal-specific' companies, but there is a ton of great stuff out there. Depending on what you want, they can go from relatively affordable to pricey AF.

I picked up some OneUp composite flats for about $60cad. The aluminum version is about $160cad. Both have awesome reviews.

Other companies to look at are DMR, Deity, HT, Race Face, Spank, Chromag, Nukeproof and about thousand other options.


Yup sweet, thank you
Feb 23 2018 9:22AM
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zues
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It's a medium... I'm 190 Lbs and 5'10 and its good for me, I could see someone smaller riding it though.
27.5 wheels
cozzeyWhat size?
Feb 23 2018 10:04AM
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mmccarthy81
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On a Commencal Supreme V4.2, I’m assuming I should go for a large. I’m 5’ 11” ~150lbs, does anyone think that a medium would be better before I order this thing soon?
Feb 23 2018 10:21AM
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zues
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I'm also inquiring about this.... I weight 190 and I'm 5'10 and ride a medium frame for DH - Enduro is different. I have two friends who have the Transition Patrol in Medium and they are both my size. Obviously different bikes fit differently.

I'd say ride both to see which you like

mmccarthy81On a Commencal Supreme V4.2, I’m assuming I should go for a large. I’m 5’ 11” ~150lbs, does anyone think that a medium would be better before I order this thing soon?
Feb 23 2018 10:33AM
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mmccarthy81
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zuesI'm also inquiring about this.... I weight 190 and I'm 5'10 and ride a medium frame for DH - Enduro is different. I have two friends who have the Transition Patrol in Medium and they are both my size. Obviously different bikes fit differently.

I'd say ride both to see which you like


I won’t ever have the opportunity to demo this bike. I’m just buying it based off of research and will trade or sell it if I end up wanting a different bike or don’t like it for any reason.

Edit: I’ve ridden a large glory and it felt fine but wanted to see if I could get an opinion anyway

**This post was edited on Feb 23rd 2018 at 10:39:54am
Feb 23 2018 10:38AM
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cozzey
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zuesI'm also inquiring about this.... I weight 190 and I'm 5'10 and ride a medium frame for DH - Enduro is different. I have two friends who have the Transition Patrol in Medium and they are both my size. Obviously different bikes fit differently.

I'd say ride both to see which you like


mmccarthy81I won’t ever have the opportunity to demo this bike. I’m just buying it based off of research and will trade or sell it if I end up wanting a different bike or don’t like it for any reason.

Edit: I’ve ridden a large glory and it felt fine but wanted to see if I could get an opinion anyway

**This post was edited on Feb 23rd 2018 at 10:39:54am

I am 6’1 and just got a large Marin Attack Trail Pro. I think that bike does run a bit small but I couldn’t find as good of a deal in XL so I’m just hopping it fits or I can flip it and br so even.
Feb 23 2018 10:45AM
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zues
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Larges usually fit most people you should be good i'd think. But again it all depends on the make of the bike.

Commencal has great deals i'm getting closer to pulling the trigger

cozzeyI am 6’1 and just got a large Marin Attack Trail Pro. I think that bike does run a bit small but I couldn’t find as good of a deal in XL so I’m just hopping it fits or I can flip it and br so even.
Feb 23 2018 10:57AM
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cydwhit
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TingaDamn dude. I wish I could I could justify a dedicated bikepacking rig. to have a bike between the fat bike, gravel bike and the trail bike is just too hard.


Yeah, I feel ya. IDK, I am really skeptical of ever getting on the fat bike game, I really don't think I need one. But between the Stache 5 (29+ bikepacking rig) Hightower LT (trailbike / bikepark bike) and probably a Kona Sutra I'll have my basses pretty well covered... And then maybe a DJ or a BMX since now I live a block from the skatepark and have a few good dirt jump lines right by the house. N+1.....

Also hyped because the Targhee shuttle picks up a block from my house which means in theory I can come home from work, hitch a shuttle up, and ride Mill Creek back home with like an hour round trip all summer....
Feb 23 2018 11:12AM
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zues
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TingaDamn dude. I wish I could I could justify a dedicated bikepacking rig. to have a bike between the fat bike, gravel bike and the trail bike is just too hard.


I got a buddy who has 4 bikes all 3 years old or less. People who ride are serious about riding. Transition DH, Transition Patrol Enduro, Fat bike - Canyon Dude (which is fucking awesome), Dirt BMX bike. It basically turns into your ski quiver, just much much more expensive. :(
Feb 23 2018 11:20AM
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zues
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I initially hated fat bikes, but they're fucking awesome. Great winter bikes or slop bikes. You can find relatively cheap ones because of the lack of Rear Susp. If you're itching to ride during the winter / early spring its perfect.
Feb 23 2018 11:22AM
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.nasty
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corporatelobyistnew whip, rides amazing. Anyone have any good flat pedals they recommend?


after riding DMR vaults, Crampons, Xpedo, etc. my favorite by far is the Deity Tmac. Sure it's not the thinnest pedal but the amount of concave it has coupled with the best pin/platform pattern (IMO) has proven to be the grippiest pedal on the market for me
Feb 23 2018 12:02PM
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*TURBONERD*
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In reference to all the sizing stuff, I'm 5'11, 140 and ride L mtbs (56-57 road).
Also just tested a BMC TeamElite 01 today. Absolute fire xc bike, and the first time on a soft-tail was noticeable. Gonna have to widen that 720 mm cockpit if I buy it, though...
Feb 23 2018 4:10PM
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TrickyDick470
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Could use some thoughts on a predicament I am having...

I'm getting sent out of town for 6-8 weeks to a place where I won't be able to ski. I was there before, and I was able to rent a mountain bike (a Trek Fuel EX 8, 2017) for about $60 per day (which isn't bad considering my per diem is $40 per day and I used hardly any of that since I load up on supplies in Tucson before hand).

I'm debating on flying down with my own bike (2015 Stumpy) and my gear to make my time down there better. I can of course ride weekends, and I think it may be possible to ride during the week after daylight savings time begins. Otherwise there isn't shit to do other than hike or run which I find boring.

So do you guys think I should just bring my helmet, CamelBak, and tools and rent a bike.... Or should I fly my own bike down? 6 weeks is a long time, but it is more to worry about transporting my own bike (Ubers to/from the airport, etc).

Any input is appreciated!
Feb 28 2018 8:48PM
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Tinga
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TrickyDick470Could use some thoughts on a predicament I am having...

I'm getting sent out of town for 6-8 weeks to a place where I won't be able to ski. I was there before, and I was able to rent a mountain bike (a Trek Fuel EX 8, 2017) for about $60 per day (which isn't bad considering my per diem is $40 per day and I used hardly any of that since I load up on supplies in Tucson before hand).


I think most airlines It's like $150 to check a bike. I'm not sure whether that is one way or round trip. So factor that it and it depends on how often you will ride. Renting bikes can be a good way to check out different bikes if you are potentially looking at getting a new bike or would just like to try a different platform than you are interested in.

If I was looking into getting a new bike in a year or so I would rent different bikes to figure out what I enjoy riding. If I was perfectly happy with my current set up and wasn't concerned with other bikes I would just bring my own.
Feb 28 2018 10:14PM
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TrickyDick470
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TingaI think most airlines It's like $150 to check a bike. I'm not sure whether that is one way or round trip. So factor that it and it depends on how often you will ride. Renting bikes can be a good way to check out different bikes if you are potentially looking at getting a new bike or would just like to try a different platform than you are interested in.

If I was looking into getting a new bike in a year or so I would rent different bikes to figure out what I enjoy riding. If I was perfectly happy with my current set up and wasn't concerned with other bikes I would just bring my own.


Though that is a great point, it is a super small town and a super small shop so the bike I mentioned is the only one I could ride. While I was decently happy riding it the last time I went, I was thinking if it might just be worthwhile riding my own and starting my bike season early nice and warmed up (normally I don't start riding until April).

But also with that said, there is that $150 fee (I'm flying with United since it was last minute, hopefully Southwest on the way back since I think it is only $50 unless it exceeds certain criteria).

If I bring my own bike I might be more inclined to ride more often during the week since I don't have to arrange for picking up a rental bike from the shop, whereas with a rental I have to commit ahead of time since it is a small town where everything opens later and closes sooner compared to Denver. But if I bring my bike down I am tempted to drop $400 on a dedicated bike bag on top of airline costs.... but I won't have to pay that rental fee ($60+) every time I ride.

After typing this all out I'm leaning towards shipping my bike. Feels good to be on one's one steed.
Feb 28 2018 11:16PM
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Blake.P
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cozzeyI’m searching for my first bike right now... climate change has switched me to investing in bikes instead of skis.

On that note I’ve been searching around Pinkbike and craigslist for awhile and have come up with a few ideas. My top right now is a Giant Trance Advanced 1 due to a few people selling them. They seem like a very high quality enduro bike, less bulky than the reign, as I am looking to do a lot of pedaling. Next I’m thinking about an Intense Tracer or Carbine, again pretty similar but personally I enjoy the lower center of gravity from the Giant Trance. Top it off with the Santa Cruz Nomad or 5010 given it’s a good price.

Anyone have any ideas/suggestions? Any links to good deals would be greatly appreciated! I’m also not trying to demo a bike due to the pricing adding up but local sales around Colorado could allow me to try em out. Specs I’m searching for are about 140-150mm travel in the rear, 27.5, size large, 1x11 drivetrain. Other than that I am open to suggestions!!

thanks


Buy mine! 2017 Santa Cruz Bronson, fits what you are looking for perfectly and I'm in Colorado too!

https://m.pinkbike.com/buysell/2334083/
Mar 2 2018 8:35PM
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ThaLorax
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TrickyDick470Could use some thoughts on a predicament I am having...

I'm getting sent out of town for 6-8 weeks to a place where I won't be able to ski. I was there before, and I was able to rent a mountain bike (a Trek Fuel EX 8, 2017) for about $60 per day (which isn't bad considering my per diem is $40 per day and I used hardly any of that since I load up on supplies in Tucson before hand).

I'm debating on flying down with my own bike (2015 Stumpy) and my gear to make my time down there better. I can of course ride weekends, and I think it may be possible to ride during the week after daylight savings time begins. Otherwise there isn't shit to do other than hike or run which I find boring.

So do you guys think I should just bring my helmet, CamelBak, and tools and rent a bike.... Or should I fly my own bike down? 6 weeks is a long time, but it is more to worry about transporting my own bike (Ubers to/from the airport, etc).

Any input is appreciated!


Invest in an EVOC bike bag. You can throw your bike and most of your gear in with it and it will be much easier to transport and is safer than a bike box. I've used mine a handful of times and the protection of it alone has saved me. Airlines are not very friendly to bike boxes.
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