DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!

Regarding cutting up a bib, I have not. Haven't needed to yet. Many do however, with good/proven results. After the bib gets older and shrinks from heat and breakdown, I believe it is common to cut the bib and insert a section from another bib to bring the cut bib back to size once inserted in the t...

Nice! That's good stuff.

I don't find a standard mousse/bib overly difficult to install. I have found that the Nitro bibs are significantly heavier than a michelin bib. I have masses recorded somewhere if anyone is jonesin' to know. During a sprint enduro I once ran a tire with bib combo that was not correct. I didn't have ...

I haven't looked into these but what is the advertised "advantage" over a traditional mousse/bib? For instance, if the angle is "better tune-ability", it seems one could just section up a bib to allow a little more room for it to move and end up getting a similar result. Or even ...

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Sat Mar 30, 2024 8:30 pm

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That's an itty bitty two fiddy. Nice shots!

I'm planning on it!

Could be a fun and productive little spot for a trials bike ;)

It was actually a pretty decent day for trail work. I think that new line will be fun once ridden in. It has several nice "features". Thanks for the chili & corn bread!

Yep, put me down. I'm interested and should be free.

It was a good day. Felt a little cooler after the work was finished but the burger hit the spot. Thanks Phil! The trail is a nice addition and will be fun once ridden in a bit.