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Excellent commentary and details for this trail!

Had surgery two weeks ago feeling much better each day.. 4th collarbone break on the same shoulder. I never had it fixed. Finally on the 4th break I had it plated. All bicycle racing.

Anyone have numbness issues? After surgery i have numbness from shoulder to mid chest and its cringy to me. I hate it

Glad to see you still have it! My bike is gathering dust by sitting in my barn. You are gathering dust the right way.

Have you ridden this trail?

I ate a burger and fries at milt's right by that trail and then tried to do it... It's a maximum effort kind of thing and pretty quickly all I wanted to do is barf that hamburger. 😂

Have you ridden the classic Porcupine Rim Trail MTB in Moab Utah?

So cool. I was there way back in 2003, pre Strava, GPS & action cams. Good times :). Glad to see you back making videos :)

This was a challenging ride. Rode in the mid-afternoon (peak heat) after a 6-hour car ride. It wore us out. Yet, loved every minute. Cool how humans crave challenge.

I hve trp brakes i can swaps my hydraulic brake linea ita the same process like push out the cables

I’m going to start riding again after 8 years at 48. I look like I’m 40 and fell like I’m 60 so we will see how it goes. I like the videos. Thanks

I was looking at Trek Fuel EX, but you can’t beat the $4999 sales price. I think I’ll go with Specialized.

it is not European it is just British. Rest of Europe have braeks set same as you (i guess) i got the same problem but i got a road shifters (Sram apex) and do not know how to swap hoses :/

Love it! Love it! Love it! Brother Broken clavicle and surgery here. Riding bikes for 45 years, I'm 51. Just like you, never broken anything. This video will help me rehab. Thank You!

Be interesting if you checked you RAD Rider Area Distance to see if it is nearer to what it should be with the shorter stem.

Just a newbie in mtbiking. Given that he has 180 and 203... How should should you modulate brakes in steep rocky corners and what rotor setup shoud you use? A) 180F/203R - front modulation B) 203F/180R - front modulation C) 180F/203R - rear modulation D) 203F/180R - rear modulation

I’m glad I watched this video as I’m thinking of buying a 2022 SJ EVO frame. Really happy that you said it climbs really well. I’m a terrible climber and it doesn’t help I’m 5’8, 222lbs. My only other concern is, since I’m getting it used, how strong is the carbon fiber?

Nice, thank you for this. I just got a bike in today (Nukeproof) and its funky style (UK/European/Moto) and not the right way. I was thinking this was going to be a much messier and complete brake line (think cars) kind of job but this looks really easy. Here goes! Thanks again!

great job 👏👏👏

now you need a set of riser bars with a little sweep and go a little wider than current unless your width is already maxed out

Thanks for your honest video - after watching, I think I will bring it to their Golden Co location & pay to have them wrap it for me :)

hey . can i ask u a question?

Along with the shorter stem you can get higher rise handle bar 760 mm. This will sit you center of gravity better. When you did your otb were u sitting on the seat?

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Any Shimano brake,would be better than the "Level" brake

I just got a vrs sentier a couple weeks ago from vitus itself. Had to do same thing with the gearing and not sure why if they test it before it ships. Find it hard that it would go that far out being strapped in its box

R.A.D. is the way to size bar/stem combo.

Broke mine last October 2021. Also went OTB and hit a rock, shattering it. 😂😂 Now I wear a cool titanium plate😂

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Thanks for sharing, but would had been better in a contrasting background or overhead lighting. Can't tell the difference since it is so dark on dark.

My question is, what do you do with your mountain bike if you get hauled off to the hospital?

All about that OTB...

Aaaaahhh 😮

Why did you remove the front wheel?

you gave me the confidence to do this myself, than you!

I think you passed by me at one point on box o rocks, that or you just look like a lot of the folks on Green. Cool footage, and you're totally right, you got a really good window (people wise) on this trail.

Did you remove plates and screws later with another surgery?

Shorter stem also mean that the terrain has more power over the steering, so you need to wrestle more on bumpy trails. Less stress on your hand by geometry but more stress when use the bike offroad.

Your hand pressure is related to how much you engage your core. You should try to balance more so you can keep excess weight off the bars. Not quite as easy as a motorcycle but can be helpful.

My 2020 ibis Ripley V4 Large is currently weighing in at 25.1 pounds. Differences are: GX groupset, i9 Enduro S carbon wheels w/ i9 hubs, 2.4 Ardent Front and 2.35 Rekon race rear, carbon ibis bar at 750mm length. The Rekon race does give up some traction but the tire is very fast. Hope this helps anyone trying to shed weight. I really didn't do much but you can get these bikes pretty light.

Did you purchase the adapter to match the manufacturer of the rotor or the caliper? I ask because I'm going to be putting a 200 mm rotor from SRAM onto an Ohlins fork that is native 180 mm. However, my brake calipers are from Shimano. I'm assuming the adapter has to fit the shape of the caliper but I'm not sure. Also, there are so many different adapter sizes from Shimano, it can be a bit tricky to get the right one. The only thing I know for sure is that I need an adapter that adds 20 mm (so plus 20 mm). However, Shimano's model designations are very confusing. Do I need the F180P or do I need an F203P. I can't tell which ones add 40 mm and which add the 20 mm I need.

Great video! This Will help with my future disk installation. One tip, and maybe I’m too used to the professional bike Chanels out there but it was really hard to see in your garage without additional lighting or something to give a brighter picture. Hope this helps with future content 👍🏻

Perfect review, thank you very much!

Great video! I haven't rode Green Mountain for probably 35+ years. I liked it but it was short so I always did Mt. Falcon or some other longer ones but now it looks like there is quite a bit more. Now that I'm getting more into MTB'n I'll have to check Green Mountain out again.

Reminds me of the quality and educational time with my dad. Now I do the same with my grandson. I do this swap all the time, only I prefer moto, because I was raised on dirt bikes in rural Indiana, so moto style feels more natural, never could come to grips (no pun intended) with American style. Great vid

Oh good god!! You are actually lucky you did not break your neck. Wheel chair would be the result. Bless you

if you know the basic physical laws they teach in jr high school, of course. Also you need to know that a larger disk can hold more heat energy and has more surface area to be able to get rid of it.

50to01 :) well done mate!

Hi, can you tell me are you satisfied with protection after some time now, is it worth buying ?