Fresh Fox Forks + New Transfer Post, A New High Pivot Bike, XC Race Tire Choice & More... Ep. 134

[@austindean4035]

Always a good day when I get to hear that olive oil voice starting off the pod

[@MarioXcore1]

LLLLLLLLLLLadies and gentlemen ❤

[@STinGa157]

Another great show guys! It’s always a great way to spent an hour.

[@mtbpodcast]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much!

[@tylermoser6706]

The best intro to any podcast.

[@kevinclark9176]

Surprised by the quickness of the Dreadnaught refresh. The Druid seemed to take a while, and it needed it much more than the Dreadnought since it came out early in the geo-wars and was behind almost immediately.

[@soco4949]

Just found your podcast and lovin' it. Solid reviews and bike setup advice.

[@mtbpodcast]

Thanks so much! :)

[@JB50713]

It's funny hearing you guys trying to describe the lakes and area North of Toronto. 🇨🇦✌🏼

[@grantwilliams2912]

Another great one.. I think I need to test Druid V2

[@tylermoser6706]

Red Rock bikes is awesome

[@garysbraccia4980]

jeff needs a high table stand for that laptop

[@ish474]

GCN did a blind road tire test. They wore a collar thing so they couldn't look down, but could see ahead

[@justsayin3600]

It'd be cool to hear a helpful hardcore specific episode on what should be packed for a true mountain bike park trip for the first time. I'm planning to go do a 1st time mountain bike park trip this summer, to Angel Fire. I want to be prepared for real downhill. I'm in Texas and only have Spider Mountain as my only "downhill/enduro" experience. Bring my own bike, Stumpjumper Evo Pro with, WRP yoke, and Cascade link, or rent one for the terrain? What specific pre-ride tune up? What new parts? I'll look at the link but I'd be interested to know what you guys wish you would have brought, where you would gave stayed, camp, resort, hotel?

[@mountainshredder1471]

Hey guys, you make such entraining yet informative content. I want to give a big thanks for that! I think the way you explained how to set up a suspension fork is spot on and simple! Question, I like to run my brake leaver really close to the bar, way more then the usual. I used to run shimano XT 4 piston for years, have just switched to Code RSC’s because they are so adjustable. Do you have any more tips on how to run your brakes close to the bar, or have a brake brand you suggest that stays tight and snaps for a long time? I was recommend Formula brakes. Any thoughts would be appreciated! Sorry for the long winded message ha ha. Keep up the amazing podcast!

[@Magoo71]

"I'm not gonna sell you crocs". ....Says El Heffe... Have you guys seen the new Upside down fork from ENVE? It's a Gravel Fork but now are they gonna build a real Mt Bike Fork? Just wondered what you guys know...

[@troyesch6203]

What?? I’m confused. How does frozen weather make a city clean 🤣

[@mtbpodcast]

Less people outside when it's cold = less garbage? Who knows 🤣

[@tylermoser6706]

Visit Zion one day

[@stephenbarnes5850]

❤

[@garysbraccia4980]

Waymire.......