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This month brings us discreet down country dampers, short droppings, knuckle dusters, yellow kecks, power pedals, wee-bikes, banana holsters, something for the weekend and more!

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$3000 USD Selling my 2019 Ransom. Awesome bike. Pedals awesome and can handle anything you throw at it. Only weighs 32 lbs with DH casing tires. Rear shock has 3 position lockout switch on the bars allows for fully open, limited 135mm travel, and lockout. Lots of upgrades listed below Fork: Fox 36 with upgraded grip 2 damper Shock: Fox Nude evol Drivetrain: Upgraded x01 eagle Post: Fox Transfer 150mm Brakes: XT quad piston Rear wheel: DT Swiss FR 560 with hope pro evo 4 hub Stem: Renthal Sadd...

With new frame angles and some longer fork build options, the Pivot 429 is a 120mm 29er that means business when it gets steep and rowdy.

Presenting a different take on the hardcore hardtail idea, is this rather bright Yeti ARC. When Yeti relaunched its ARC hardtail last year, there was the expectation for some classic colourways. The Coloradoan brand obliged with the 35 For some, the longing to have something even more custom in appearance and colour curation is strong. Ste Nelson’s solution was to take his 2021 model year ARC TURQ carbon large and individualize its. Purple and fluoro yellow were chosen as the balancing compon...

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Merida Ninety-Six RC 9000 frame and suspension details As with most cross-country race bikes, the Ninety-Six RC provides 100mm of travel for both front and rear wheels, connected by a carbon frame. Continuing the trends that have been seen across the board, the rear chainstay (or seatstay) pivot has been eschewed in favour of flexible stays that have enough flexibility built in to account for the flex needed as the suspension moves through its travel. This saves weight and reduces areas requiri...