i just dont think that the rear end is working as well as it could be

thanks for the idea you may have lightened my wallet

any ideas?

It’s a zesty, I like to go down more than climb. I came from a downhill bike with a coil. I just don’t seem to notice much going on at the rear. This maybe a good thing or because its less travel. Or is it cause it’s an air spring? How do you all rate the float r, would it be worth getting pushed?

something like that you wanna stand out imo. the new ford green shade might work. def be different. or a black pearlescent if u wanna play it safe.

if u got the budget for the am9 take it.

if its anything like here, bring wellies and umberealla. there a good weather website cant rem name, google search will bring it up. does live and forecast satallite imagery for weather in the area you type in.

rotweiler

I’d say around any football stadium there’s bound to be a few quality ones.

Threadlock much after that track in vid

i went for answer pro tapers over the easton havens, as they have a bit of extra length incase you need to cut. well i have not been disappoinented since, there an awsome bar, but there pricey enough for an alu bar. was gonna get same sunlines as op nbut the rise was to much for me, and no colour option

short fast walks for the first six months till bones develop, and even up to a year old its nothing too long and straining. you gotta build them up for the bike so its leisuerly rides about 2 mile then up the pace, then again increase distance slow pace/ increase pace, increase distance etc. I feel in the back of mind i cant be helping her joints in the long run but im no athelte, its once , maybe even every other week nothing to fast and crazy and 10 mile tops. you wont be out on the bike with it until about 1 – 1.5 years.

if you let it in it will want to be in all the time.It will need to learn that its outside when no ones there. we let ours in to. if you have a utility or that and you dont mind it lying in it when your there.
Theres deff dogs that will do 20 miles, but its not good for them in the long run, its very sore on everything, heart ,lung ,joints. i actually ice my girls legs after a day were i feel im wrecked after a ride. few rests and if she finds a river she drinks and bathes in it a bit. i have to slow my pace and times to, they try to keep with you and dont understand that they could fall back some, but are afraid to let you out of sight.

i can say that my choc lab is far from clumsy, though being a breed that likes to explore and get about they may end up worse off than some other breeds. A dog is a big commitment and they need alot of time and paitence.The first two years are a big hill. They crave mental stimulation, training and playtime. when your away you should see about the kong automatic launcher or few toys. I wouldnt change mine for the world now though. there alright on bike rides if you have regular stops and lots of water, most id do is 10 miles top though. OP id look for a laid back lab and your family will be so pleased for many years, just control there food like humans, if they eat and dont get exercise theyll gain weight.

I’m gonna say Labrador as well. It was my first introduction to a dog. Very mild mannered breed, and easy to train. They are active but don’t require huge daily walks, few short ones through the week and a big one at the weekend. Take mine biking with me now she’s 2 and has developed and got the fitness. There great with other people and other dogs. Only drawback is they wanna eat everything going.

warton must be having a bbq, plenty of guests round

cant answer your question, but what i want to know is what the bike and wheels are like? just ordered an am 6 after few weeks of humm and hahhing. thx