All Things Bikes and Tacos! (...and every vehicle imaginable)

Esp when these days, most bikes climb well enough and can descend the burly stuff.

Saw a Nomad with a dual crown fork on it this weekend. Halfway tempted to do this myself. Talk about a big hit package.

 

Now THAT is a mullet bike!

 

Looking for some type of side mounting solution to work with the softopper. I've seen a few, but none readily available. Can anyone point me in the right direction

 

Trust me, half of us in here are looking for a similar side mount. Softopper doesn't make them anymore, KB Voodoo doesn't either. I had a guy local to me ask if I wanted to test out a set. If he makes them, I can see if I can scoop a pair for you.

 

Appreciate it brotha! Definitely interested. I was able to secure a bike for my wife, nothing special, a “specialized something” I think she got the bug because now she’s always wanting me to haul it for her. Still in the hunt for something affordable to suit me fine while I get a feel for it.

 

I got to take a Pivot Firebird 29 out for a test ride. I can definitely see one of these being added to the collection soon

 

Always liked that color scheme on the pivots. Granted I am a Seahawks fan...

 

Anyone actually running a mullet bike here? (otherwise known as a "97.5er" = 27.5 rear, 29er front)

I've considered converting my Mojo3 to that setup, but the engineers at Ibis itself told me that it's probably a terrible idea with the Mojo's geometry.

 

starts in eagle-vail goes to minturn(if you fallow MTB project suggestion). but you can make a nice loop up meadow mtn loop then down evercrisp. if your in the hood and need a riding partner/guide hit me up

 

Found the owner...

 

Did some fun trails at Sundance recently while in UT. Fun times! And beautiful scenery!

 

Sunday Funday---Gondola Downhill laps!! Small downpour the night before made for some hero dirt. 2 laps = 4,400 vertical ft @ Vail

 

Yo, dudeski. I’m in the SLC hood. Prolly shuttling Crest tomorrow and DV the next day if you’re free.

 

Aw shoot! I was just trying to figure what I was gonna do tomorrow, having Pioneer day off and all.

Which shuttle you on?

 

Anyone have vertical hanging bike storage in their house, etc? Cruisin the web for idea on how to store 4 bikes.

 

I don't personally have this one, but this just hit my email the other day in the DR newsletter.

https://dirtragmag.com/articles/review-steadyrack-mtb-rack

This is my mess:

 

Seems that alternating vertical style is the best way to save space. only having about 8 feet, it is gonna get tight.

 

The wife shuttle , departs every whenever-she-feels-like-it.
I’ll dm you my digits.

I’m partial to the feedback sports velo hinge. Allows for vertical storage that swings, meaning more bikes in smaller spaces.

https://www.feedbacksports.com/product/velo-hinge/

 

I was always led to believe, that with hydraulic discs, vertically was not the best idea.
That being said, I would love to be able to hang them up off the floor.

I just hang my road bike from hooks in the floor joists in the basement.

 

I use DaHanger in my house. I used to have them hanging on hooks but I lost about 8 sq ft per bike that way

https://dahanger.co/products/dahanger-dan