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Wheel size has its place, when I was looking at my Trek, I test road a Stumpy FSR that was Large, It felt way too big, a friend had Med and they were way cramped feeling. I have always liked Specialized but their fit is just a bit weird for me.

Smitty has one for sale right now. It is real clean looking.

I get a few rides out of jetpilots befor they start falling apart.

I bought some, they are not good for cold weather.... tried them sunday.

27.5 is better for tight woods and downhill riding. 29 works well in all other types. Rocky and rooty areas the 29er's flow over roots and rocks....i have a Niner (29" hardtail and EX9 full susp. 27.5.

Huh? I have had a Trek EX9 full suspension since 2015. Great bike. Dont lnow what your refer8mg to Greg Lemond, that has nothing to do with their mtb's.

Personally I like the Edge but the XFR is much better for flat water. @2lick Has an xfr and loves it. Hit Nick up.

What are peeps using 9 years later?

He left today...

Upper Terrace. Usually around 5:30-6

Really.... nursing this!

Awesome!!!!!!!!! Glad to see you back!!!!!!!!!

Hey, if it makes the competition leave, then nothing lost!

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Gonna say short block only.

Actually, there are different thoughts on reinforcement. Wamilton reinforced just like you are talking about, from top to bottom. If I am not mistaken Chris Maro's 24/7 (or Blowsion) only reinforced the upper hull assembly since it's the hood lip area that was prone to cracking. (Believe he...

At some point you had Matt_E change it to EME Direct........

Brenden, I am still trying to remember your old screen name. Lol

Yes, The adjustment screws help to tune the temperature of the exhaust which changes the sonic waves, Speeds up, Slows Down, It all in the settings of the screws. One will help low end, the other top end. But not both. Dont worry with the FCV until after you get pipe tuned.

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