I was hoping you did one at a time. First the front then both. I’m on the fence about updating the rear to a 203mm.

I was hoping you did one at a time. First the front then both. I’m on the fence about updating the rear to a 203mm.

I have the exact same front tyre (DHR 2,4" 3C Max Grip), which looks somehow skinier than my rear High Roller II (2,3" bicomponent). It's working well for my rather heavy XC style of riding, but next time, based on your review, I'll give a go to this Forekaster V2. Thanks for the vid!

Does it only work with chocolate sprinkles?

Well I went OTB going at probably 20-25 mph and broke my arm pretty badly 5 months ago. I’m just starting to get back out on the trail and I can tell you right now my increase in skill (if any) is not nearly proportional to the amount of 💩 I ate that day 😅

😂

Why am I not the best in the world yet, my crash to success rate says that I should be really good by now 😂😂😂

That’s why I progress fast

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Man im jealous. Ive been trying to remove mine for 3 days 😂

Continental Cross King's are legit!!!! they roll so smooth and easy with a ton of grip. absolutely worth it.

I went here for a bike race and this was near by so I went to this skills park but sadly that first drop took me out and gave me a very big concussion:(

stans is very corrosive.... it has corroded my 2 sets of wheelsets and destroyed the anodised paints on rim beds.......

Do you guys use strava

What was the temp there? It looks wicked cold.

You could not have found a better bike shop than mervs. Their prices are more than fair and they are a great group of guys. That is where i prefer to go for my bike stuff

Nice work

Do you have to have a membership to go here or is it a public place?

Very cool video. So if I wanna increase the travel of my Pike from 130mm to 140mm, I need a longer air spring of the right model #, that’s it? All other parts can be reused?

"as much as a hamster can bench press" - another specialty tool LMAO . Great video!

Well done Nick! I need to do this with my Roscoe this winter 👍👍🇺🇸

This is crystal clear, thanks!

Seems like a lot of travel for that bike! Really good job on your tutorial. Rock shocks forks are a pretty good to work on I think.

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Currently have a dual compound dissector in the rear and was thinking about switching to the new forekaster for faster rolling speed. Is the tire noticeably faster than the dissector or about the same? Like is it worth it for me to change out the rear?

i just passed this area yesterday with my semi truck at work and definitely looking foreward to hitting these trails in late fall, early winter

Just got a dhf/agressor front and rear 2.3 on both and was kinda thinking wow thats overkill in the front, but who knows till i hit the trail tomorrow. Those forkasters look good though, definitely overlooked them when everything is ASSIEGA 2.6 SUPER SOFT OR NOTHING

Awesome video!

is this califonia

Thank you for showcasing the multitude of great trails in our home state😁

Michaux State Forest is probably one of my most favorite places on the planet, so many great memories there. We used to do a ton of trail/Gravel Road biking there in the late 80's and early 90's. Hard to believe that we rode all the way from Gettysburg for a day of trail rides, then ride home. Wish I still had that level of energy! Thank you for the great videos!

Nice to see a video from you two! I noticed the videos a fewer and far between these days!

Don't forget, there are some more trails to ride next to the pump track. The Tails and Trees Environmental Center is also officially in Cumberland county. It's always good to see a new video showcasing local trails!

Rad, i gotta check these places out sometime. It just so easy being MTB Steezy in da Berks that I gotta break out and hit some new trails in 2025. Keep up the great work guys 👍👍🇺🇸

That was just a fun refreshing video!!! Thanks for that!

Michaux State Forest is the best

My wife and I ride the railtrails in New Jersey a lot cause sometimes you just feel like peddling! We both wound up building bikes, just for that cause our mountain bikes are just too uncomfortable riding on a flat trail like that.

What about carbon fiber rims and spokes? Has anyone had an issue they think is related to using Stan’s with this set up?

Yes, but I normally don't bother with them.

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Ok. What corroes wheels?

I’m looking to building one with pure steel, similar to the ones you see at the parks. I have all the calisthenics equipment I need in my home. The pull bar is so I can add my Olympic rings on them with the straps.I need one that is nice and solid. No shanking or wobble. If anyone has any suggestions please add to my comment. This will be my first project.

You are mostly right with the points you bring. I would highly recommend the Formula Monolitic 203 2.3mm rotors. The thicker disc really helps with lever feel and keeping the rotors straight for a long time. This is if your calipers fit them, most do. They are 20 bucks a piece and look good as well. I don't understand the title of the video. For $142.02 I can get 7 Formula rotors 😆

I would in fact hit this drop. As a 13 year old I just hit my first wooden 5 ft drop. 😁

that vocal fry and start stop recording is killing me.

i think the guy in your bike shop is full of sh!t.

I run v1 maxxis forekasters on my hardtail and full suspension bikes, they are the best fast rolling tyres with the most grip for XC/trail riding, I even run them in the wet and in winter front and back.

what bike is that...? i only know ur 2 santa Cruz whips