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@Mark B I still get the "You do not have permission to view media within this album." Is it protected or something?

@Mark B I still get the "You do not have permission to view media within this album." Is it protected or something?

@ Mark B, You really are a tease! Can you change the permissions? :p"You do not have permission to view media within this album.":p Pretty please with jpegs on top. :D

I especially like at about 14:00 getting water while coasting no hands at what must be pretty crazy fast. On some of those shots that you can the biceps pulling to oppose the leg push.

All things being equal - which they are not - the boom on the S40 is curved near the bottom bracket and the old Silvio 1.0 there is no bend, right? That would affect the end of the boom that points towards you.

I think @ratz wants a photo of the hanger, on or off the bike, someone may very well be able to identify it from the picture.

@Kyeness Not sure if your bike was resolved yet but if you are starting over, this is the previous model, but the price looks right for replacing your frame...

use a mirror/periscope :p:D

@ratz @Rampa is right: The Quest versions all the way to QX100 all used that smaller one. 125mm? The specs for the Q45 changed. Here's the quote from the specs on the website: "The Q45 frame got a redesign to accommodate a full-size (165 mm) shock." I believe the same company Kind Shock...

Awesome idea @bazzawill . I will add my details when I get a chance. By-the-way your picture didn't seem to come through for me. Maybe we can use yours as a template of how to present. Could you add Model and Year if known to the top in bold? I like the break between anything that is on...

Glad to see you back Ratz! The tribe is stronger for your presence. Glad you are healing and praying it continues well.

That is one beautiful bike. Wanna post some new pics of the birthday present?

My opinion: Disc brakes should absolutely be included if you can. PROs: -better - more power without any sacrifices and without worry -better feel - I think they use the word attenuation -and Hydro - even better feel than cable discs - the best attenuation available side benefits: -easier...

I rode flats on my mountain bike in the winter (dry roads to snow and ice and with studded tires) and clipless on the commuting bike (touring DF) and mountain bike in the spring, summer, fall until one winter I realized that I was more comfortable with the clipless regardless of the conditions...

With the yellow and black it's Tonka truck! I see lots of playing in your future..:D

Thanks for the great write up Larry! Maybe someday.. I'll be able to ride that far.

I've updated my earlier response to indicate that my experience is with the QX100 and to see Rojo's posts for V and S information. Thanks!

Did you have the skewer involved at all with attaching the bike to the trainer?

And I absolutely bow to the greater knowledge of the more knowledgeable - I've only ever had Al or steel when I was a kid rims. Someday...carbon.

+1 on the discs should work better. The only time I've had them not work as well is when a bolt was loostening and before I noticed it I was getting intermittent but regular rubbing and could never keep the brake pads in alignment. They still worked well, just made noise, rubbed and were...