Ah I should have said it’s just for supplementary zone 2 training, so probably not needing major resistance.

I’m assuming it has some sort of motor at the back, so I’m assuming there will be a bit of noise

I tend to go with the Troy Lee Airs

I have Code RSCs on my enduro bike and my DH bike. On the DH bike they’ve been on long steep runs for several years on holiday and have never missed a beat. Even for DH stuff, I’ve never felt the need for anything with more power. So that brings me to the enduro bike which I use for local stuff….they barely get tickled, yet have great modulation and all the power I need.

Hope that helps

I love DMR vaults but they eat through bushes incredibly quickly unfortunately

I would recommend renthal alloy bars, specifically the Fatbar riser V2. I’ve had these on numerous bikes over the years, from DH bikes to hardtails. You can’t go wrong with Renthal

Thanks for the heads up. Pretty terrible from Insure and Go, I will avoid

I’ve always had Magic Marys at Finale personably, seems to work well. Ultra soft front, soft at the back. Super gravity or DH casing a must (as mentioned above). When I’ve gone there it’s pretty much always been April.

Main Paths on leith are bad, but surprisingly the trails seem ok. Pitch hill a bit boggy in places

The only frustrating thing about leaving negative feedback is that I believe the seller will be able to request the feedback to be removed by eBay. I could be wrong, as no doubt there will be only certain scenarios where this can happen.

It has happened to me though when I had a bad experience, left negative feedback to warn others, then to my amazement the feedback was removed

I loved it, although I’ll admit it is fairly slow in places. If I remember correctly season 4 has a great ending, so worth seeing it out to the end perhaps.

Not sure I could watch it again though due to finding Walters wife one of the most irritating people on tv!

I’ve got Steadyracks, really pleased with them – can’t really fault them

Thanks everyone,

I actually spoke to Mojo today regarding something else so thought I’d ask them the same question. They reckon that in layman’s terms it will make the bike feel twitchy and less stable, especially during leaning for cornering. They said they wouldn’t personally sacrifice superior damping for this.

Something for me to think about…I’m not racing or anything so superior damping over rough terrain is still appealing.

Thanks for the reply,

It hasn’t arrived yet, but its one of these:

https://www.pinkbike.com/news/first-ride-crestline-and-cascade-components-team-up-to-create-a-virtual-high-pivot-downhill-bike.html

Bit of an impulse buy, but should be good!

Shame the new Idylles are not 40mm, then I could have just got a sec of the Mojo crowns, but being 39mm I’m kind of out of options