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  • Fresh Goods Friday 666 – The Number of the Wee Beastie
  • chipps
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    Welcome to Fresh Goods Friday, number six hundred and sixty six! There’s obviously only one tune that can start off this instalment – so make sure you …

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    Fresh Goods Friday 666 – The Number of the Wee Beastie

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    duncancallum
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    Whoop I won!

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    Woo
    Full Member

    Longest standing mountain bike magazine editor in the world! That deserves rather more of a celebration.  Perhaps a letter to the King will bring a much deserved honour.

    Rubber_Buccaneer
    Full Member

    Whoop I won!

    chrismac
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    It might be me but I havent worked out this lower pressure with cushcore. I fitted one for the Alps to the rear wheel and found that with the same pressure as before fitting it felt like I was riding with a flat back tyre and have increased in by a coupe of psi

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    chipps
    Full Member

    Longest standing mountain bike magazine editor in the world!

    it was going to be ‘bike magazine editor’ but Dan from Cycling Today has me by about six months… 😜

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    tourismo
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    Up the Irons!🤟

    Watty
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    That ‘clog off’ is fantastic! 👍 😄

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    sharkattack
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    I’ve already got the Fox shoes. £100 at Go Outdoors. Big fan very like.

    chakaping
    Full Member

    That Ibis looks rather dated now, eh?

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    Onzadog
    Free Member

    When reviewing shoes, can you please pull the liner out and stand on it? I’d like to see how much of the foot tries to overspill the last.

    Thank you.

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    oily76
    Full Member

    A pic from directly above to show the shape of the toebox is also useful.

    noeffsgiven
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    Never understood people’s love for the Ibis looks, I fail to see the appeal.

    andyspaceman
    Full Member

    I have a Ripmo v2, and love it to pieces.

    Despite Bex Barona’s Enduro success on her Ripmo a year or two back, I definitely still think of mine as a very capable trail bike, rather than an Enduro machine (if we must pigeonhole things). Just as happy pedalling all day on undulating terrain as it is blasting down rocky or rooty trails.

    Never ridden anything that’s as good at everything off-road. I did swap the Assegai on the rear out for a Dissector though, to get it rolling a little more efficiently.

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    matt_outandabout
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    🤘🤘🤘
    Anyone else got the music LOUD?

    Wouldn’t that make a great MTB clothing range… 80’s wallpaper? With the avocado bathroom suite colour for an accent, maybe the shorts? If we get a rush of subscribers before Christmas, I’ll design it.

    Errrr, only if Chipps grows a mullet to match…

    Simon
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     That Ibis looks rather dated now, eh?

    I got one of the Ripmo AF DVO/SLX bargains from Merlin earlier this year as my bikes had been stolen and I needed something reasonably priced and quickly. In the side on official photos the Ripmo AF looks weird but in real life it’s actually not that ugly and more importantly it rides really well.

    chipps
    Full Member

    @matt_outandabout – I reckon I could only grow a very sketchy Klaus from Scorpions bald mullet… Probably not worth the effort… 🙂

    I probably still have some stretchy trousers that’d work though…

    jameso
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    I ordered the 47mm for riding the Torino Nice Rally route,

    This was a good decision

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