Light mount is a crime
Looks ungainly but is probably that far out to reduce wheel shadow. There must surely be a more elegant solution though…
I’m curious about how usable this setup of short pull levers with v-brakes is without any adapters
recession indicator.
but seriously, i think it’s neat, which barcons are shifting the 11s GRX, is that some microshift offering?
If you zoom in on the levers it looks like they’ve been modified to reduce the leverage
Gotta be a joke
Where are the spd cleats?
This is the same guy who thinks he invented the 29er… who is now so unbelievably insufferable about 32” wheels despite never owning one. He offers all sorts of profoundly kooky “advice” on “bike geometry”. And his custom Marino just showed up. I’m sorry but the schadenfreude is too real.
AI training data
horror
Oh man I haven’t seen that name in a long time, I recall it from MTBR forums days.
That is a huge stack of stuff inside the dropout face, but I’m unfamiliar with all the ins and outs of the UDH system, is that normal?
The UDGH insert adds a bunch of width, and the Allotec folks copying the original Paragon sliders just let it push the whole stack wider.
Paragon’s insert ended up mounting to the outside of the dropout, but then lost most of its ability to slide.
Homercar-ass dropouts
Lol at thinking a $600 Marino 32er was going to be anything but a piece of dog shit.
I love this.
Marino totally did that surprise UDH dropouts shit on our Pubes Enforcer run too. Never for a moment did we request UDH and the prototype did not come with them but I’m pretty sure all production frames did.
I need some anthropological info on mtbr. So many insufferable sounding people.
How to make a frame look heavier?
I saw a SE Colossal Ripper 32" today. It was even weirder than I expected.

