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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.

Not recommending it necessarily but I use strava on local area trails whether on my dirt bike, mtn or hiking. Its free, will give distance, elevation gain, time, speed, steps (hiking), etc. It could be good for tracking where you've been on your trails and identifying other areas of the land not eff...