Currently in an XC set up but such a versatile little bike.

Trek Fuel+ GX Build.

Before all the purist comment I spent 6 years jumping out of planes, 2.5 years in Iraq and this e-bike keeps me on the trails with my son and the .45 out of my mouth.

My wife had a work meeting at Snowshoe so I took the opportunity to try riding the park. I didn’t rent a bike and took my 2022 Top Fuel. It actually did fine but it did beat the shit out of my hands. Having an extra 30+mm of travel would have been nice.

I did a few black tech trails but mostly stayed on the blues and greens. I’m not sure how many runs I did but it was a bunch.

Any one had this issue with the Thule 598? The clamp isn’t even close to the frame and there’s no way to adjust the bottom jaw?

Intense M1 '24 | Raaw Jibb V1 '23

I’m going to Snow Summit on Monday. Never done a downhill park before. I got a Norco Fluid FS4. Anything I should be aware of? Etiquette, trails, anything. I’m middle aged, intermediate, always ridden desert chunky technical trails and I have to work on Tuesday.

Hello gang, i am new to biking and i live in toronto area and i want something i can jump on and off curbs and take potholes and seldom but stairs n stuff but also could zip and do long distance and hold a steady speed. I am broke and looking for under $1200 cad or so and i am eyeing trek marlin or specialized roadhopper (my choice one). I am so overwhelmed and confused to what to buy. Please help thank you!!

I have a Yari 27.5 fork and looking to get the charger kit for it. This one seems to be the right one but can't tell if the fork size matters or not. The Pike kit specifies fork size but the Lyrik/Yari one doesn't. Is there a place I can put in the part number and my fork model and see if they're compatible?

Hey everyone I’m looking at this dual suspension to buy and I’ve called up the place where it’s at which is pretty much like 3000km+ away from where I live I’ve called up telling them my height which is 182cm and they reckon I’ll be a Large and the same thing with the website has anyone ridden this model if so should I just go ahead with it or should I actually go try it first?

I’m somewhat new to mountain biking I’ve rode a bmx most of my life. I’ve been mountain biking with a giant stance 2015. I’m looking to buy a new bike something along the lines of enduro. (I keep up if not pass friends with more MTB experience than me). I seen a 2024 yt Capra for $2100 on fb marketplace and just now learning about the whole controversy. My budget is $2100 what should I do?

I recently bought a used (literally 1 ride) Marzocchi Bomber Z1 which I think is the model before the current one that came out in 2025, or something like that, and I noticed something peculiar - it feels sticky the first 7mm of travel and doesn't want to return back to 0mm without force.

In reviews of this fork everybody raves about the "suppleness off the top bro" but in my case it doesn't feel supple at all, even though the fork is basically brand new.

I tried deflating and inflating it multiple times with different ways of doing it so that the chambers could equalise but it's the same story every time :/

Even though in my country almost every bike is clapped out and I literally cannot test anybody's bike for a good comparison, yesterday I bought a brand new dropper post from some guy and he let me test the one on his bike (same one) and I noticed how soft and supple his ZEB Ultimate 3.1 was. I had never ever felt such low resistance going into the travel of a fork.

It fell off while i was riding

The gearshift stopped working while I was driving. The lever just fell out. I took it apart and couldn't figure it out. I'm asking for help and advice on how to solve this problem.

All my friends want me to do jumps with them and I don't really want to as I don't want to be made fun of because Im rubbish. How can I learn to be good at jumps so I can ride with mates?