Oh, this is good to read! Want to order one and usual land between small or medium. I was going to go medium as my Endura jacket is a medium and fits great.

ceepers – how you find the arms length, so the same height, if a wee bit slimmer, than me.

Download a 2014 PDF from Turners website and you’ll get the Burner logo.

http://www.turnerbikes.com/turner-tech-info/pdf-downloads

Turner logo here. Slightly older version, but it’s a vector file. No Burner though.

http://seeklogo.com/turner-bikes-logo-143297.html

DW Link logo, download this PDF from Pivot, pull the PDF into Illustrator and BOOM! one vector DW logo.

http://www.pivotcycles.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/09/Suspension-Technology.pdf

His Snowcard insurance must cost a bit…

The Impact shoes soaked up water, this I know. But the VXi Elements are pretty water proof. Had mine about year and half and feet get no where near as wet as with the Impacts. I mean water will alway get in when splashing through huge puddles, but that’s going in via the bit you shove yer foot into.

That’s a very nice frame. Dreadful graphics/typeface, get that bit covered in mud.

I take it the Storm and Addict are the same jacket we’re talking about?

Good to hear it’s a good ‘un.

Don’t think the Burner is going. The sale frames are the V3.0. The V3.1 is still there and not long updated.

I’m not much of a rugby fan, but this guy made me watch it when he appeared in the world game. Awesome player, very sad news. No big ego, just seemed a decent bloke.

Dialled Alpine. Check those out too. Such a fun little bike.

If you’re naming all these, look at the Pivot Mach 6. Awesome bike. My opinion has nothing do with me having one and thinking it’s an awesome… But it’s an awesome bike.

There are plenty, but if only one, it’d be a Carrera RS everytime.

Amazing. A mountain biker is on the radio. :|

Heckler looks way nicer, the Five is pig ugly. But just that’s aesthetics, no idea which one rides better.

I like the Black. But nowadays I do some f it and mix in a bunch of the off piste stuff. Can do a good 20 odd miles. Big climbs, but big descents.

Although I prefer Innerleithen, same again, do the main route and the mix it up at the end with the hand cut trails and rattle down some of the DH runs. I like a bit or Cresta Run.

I find the best way to look after is to just ride and wash it. Crazy I know…

I’ve got set with Hope 2’s and yes they are fine with rear axles. Google search they pop up everywhere.

http://bit.ly/1Qbpi6V

I do them all the time and noticed a big difference in my fitness. I first did them far to hard, learned to back off a bit and fine the settings I could give myself a proper work out on and it’s al been good. The best thing is to get good instructor.

we continued to be taken down trails that were (in my mind) ridable only by very technically able riders (switchbacks that needed endo-ing around, long front-wheel-stopping rock gardens on super steep sections and so on)

See, that’s my idea of heaven!

Never had that problem when I’ve gone away. The Whiteroom ask before you go what your levels are and it usually falls into a running order and if folk don’t want to do it, they walk it, but always given plenty warning.

Who are you being guided by?

Did them last week, were as awesome as always.

I must be the only person who jumped on a 650b and loved it. Never had any issues with tight switch back corners either. I must be the marketing departments dream.

Don’t want to go that big. We have an older Apple one that’s 30″ and everyone hated it. I always wanted to push it back about a foot more, but the desks weren’t deep enough! Have a 27″ iMac at home, and it’s great size. We also use secondary monitors at work too.

Thanks for that. That’s interesting regarding the retina type screens. Will make as note of that.

Liking my Thomson. But then I’m a Thomson fan.

The White Room again from me. Going back for my fifth time. Tomorrow in fact. Bosh! 8)

I didn’t know Tweedlove had been binned from the EWS. Any reason?

Doubt I’ll make it now. Crashed pretty hard at the very end of Stage 4 and thought I’d broke my thumb. One X-Ray later, no breakages, but very sprained and very fat looking. ****. Very difficult to change gears not to mention frickin’ painful. Damn and blast it all.

I’ve got a 150mm LEV in my Mach 6. Works a treat.

Where is the £2700 price coming from? Has it been confirmed that’s the UK price?

How the hell does that cost £8.5K? It’s not a crazy spec. I know I spent a spunk of cash on my Pivot Mach 6 but no where near that amount and mine has SRAM X11.

So to follow on
Basically in 2 months in UK conditions the modern multi pivot ilinkage is longer working correctly as the designer intended as the bearings are shagged/ seized!!
Not clever

Deary me, some of the comments on here get better every week.

Remember few years back Sam Hill won Crankworks, top to bottom on mostly black the course I think and got down in 14 minutes or something. I chose my own mix of black and red to come down top to bottom to see how long it would take me. Got down in 25-27 odd minutes I think. I was completely F***ED at the bottom. Thought my thighs were going to explode.

Really? That’s a shame, awesome trail. Glad I got to do it again last year if that’s the case.

If your spending cash, sling your leg over a Pivot Mach 6 too. Such a hoot a bike.

Still very expensive I see.

Oh, hello!

I always take it with my hand luggage.

Yeah, I’m C, not a B. In fact I’d rather not pigeon hole myself. I ride bikes for a larf, like I said.