In this episode of the Singletrack Podcast we have a Mrs Merton-style 'heated debate' about eeb numbers.
A few comments .....
Benji sounds muffled, got a cold? bad mic setup?
50+% of human communication is about body language/facial expression, a lot more work I would assume but a video podcast is much better.
If you are talking numbers have them in front of you, quite a few "... I thinks it's this ... " type comments.
If you are are having to lift a heavy e-bike, actually any bike, over a gate on a trail its probably a footpath and you you shouldn't be riding it.
EMBN have covered all aspects of the Amflow on their website with videos and real world tests, ok they are partly sponsored by Amflow, but given my experience of them covering other bikes/brands/MTB related issues, I trust what they say.
Trail Bikes should just get in the sea. - what does that even mean??
A few comments …..
Benji sounds muffled, got a cold? bad mic setup?
Agreed. I've come to assume that any STW of I listen to will be a bit like earwigging two blokes chatting in a pub.
50+% of human communication is about body language/facial expression, a lot more work I would assume but a video podcast is much better.
I can't watch a pod whilst doing something less interesting. Ride Companion do some nice shorts, but watching some guys sit about talking bikes for over an hour? No thanks.
If you are talking numbers have them in front of you, quite a few “… I thinks it’s this … ” type comments.
Agreed.
If you are are having to lift a heavy e-bike, actually any bike, over a gate on a trail its probably a footpath and you you shouldn’t be riding it.
Yeah but....
EMBN have covered all aspects of the Amflow on their website with videos and real world tests, ok they are partly sponsored by Amflow, but given my experience of them covering other bikes/brands/MTB related issues, I trust what they say.
How could you possibly trust, in isolation, a review of a product in sponsored content?
Trail Bikes should just get in the sea. – what does that even mean??
Benji is wrong. The middle ground is where it's at, Tony Blair just said as much. Oh. Hang on...
