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Yeah not really but these jumps are quite big actually, but they don't really have gap jumps in the park except a big step-up near the bottom. But I think there are some new bigger jumps this year.

I ride a Pole Stamina 180

@@freerideinfinland1648 thanks

got any ideas for a starter bike, i want to start mtb

@@Cyzatic Yeah, well it depends on your budget and if you want a hardtail or full-suspension bike. But I think Canyon have a pretty good range of bikes that are quite decent and doesn't cost too much. Maybe a Stoic or a Specrtal would be a good choise.

@@Cyzatic Btw, I also have another pole stamina 180 with different specs for sale if you are intrested!

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Pole stamina 180

Thanks! Yeah that's the best bike I've had for sure🙂

Thanks! Väldigt nice var det! Ser fram emot att köra hela linjen då renoveringen är färdig :)

sorry kan inte finska men hoppas du förstår

Jag är finlandssvensk så kan inte heller finska så bra 😅@@jonahstoltz524

Kiitos 🙏

Hi! I chose the elevated chainstay because the guys on Marion said it would be stiffer and stronger. I also asked them to make it more high pivot without getting too much pedal kickback. That was what I got but the only bad thing is that tere where no bottom out support... I actually sold the bike after one year because I got a real nice offer on another bike... It was a nice bike that I felt comfortable on but it was a bit too flexy for me. The guy who bought it actually snapped the chainstay in half a few weeks ago but he will get a new one. At least they have good customer service at Marino :) I don't think Marino a bad brand but it depends on how hard you ride and what design you put on the frame.

@@freerideinfinland1648 Thanks a lot for the reply! That's the second case of the Marino chainstay snapping, which I encountered here on CZcams, but I still consider them - price-wise it's hard to compete with them. Their closest rival (Egerie Velo Moto) offers frames, that cost at least twice more. Of course, I expect the steel to be more durable (material fatigue), but I understand that one can break anything: alloy, carbon, steel, or titan. Do you happen to know where exactly the chainstay was broken: a weld seam or pure material failure? I only go custom to get the proper stack height for my 89-90 cm legs at 183 cm height: I prefer to pedal when my saddle and bars are evenly leveled. Thus I run even more spacers than Jack Moir (and against a fork manufacturer's recommendations of 30mm max) + 50mm rise bars.

Yeah that's true. I think it snapped because of a weak weld. Sounds like you know how you want your bike setup👌

Thanks!

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Yes ofc! We never race

Kiitos🙏

Thx! Tried to do a run without the bottle but that didn't work eather💀

I think it's some of the linkage bearings that should be replaced. I checked the headset and it's fine so far

Thanks🙏 there is more to come

Yeah💀but what about your bike?😂

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I don't own the bike anymore actually😅but the weight is around 16kg and I think thats not too heavy. Maybe it would become a bit more agile if it was lighter but as far as the geometry goes I think the weight was good for the stability of the bike.

@@freerideinfinland1648 thx for the response..

@@bikebudha01 np

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paljon on pienentynyt :(

If I'm honest I actually don't know. It was quite a non-issue for me, I just put 80 degrees actual on their website and that seemed to be what I got😅

czcams.com/video/nVZo_WDAlUA/video.html A guy here (0:24) shows a drawing from Marino, which seems to include both actual & effective seat tube angles. Their older drawings, which I encountered at various forums, must have displayed only actual STA.