I finally got to ride my new custom bike-and I have a lot to say about it!

[@SethsBikeHacks]

Who can find the missing Easter egg?

[@trentvlak]

Right side of seat tube between bottle cage bolts, silhouette of sasquatch.

[@robertc49]

The knife has a silhouette of Oscar on one side.

[@Xavier79778]

It says powerline because you will be going electric speeds

[@watchersarcade5032]

The GoPro mount that is removable on the head tube? There logo is held in with screws and you make things. 😊

[@chesterossa]

Dog outline?

[@erich8258]

I really like your take on geometry. It feels like manufacturers (and many cycling journalists) are pushing everyone towards super-slack, super-long bikes that don't make sense for many riders, especially those of us on the East Coast.

[@corymcmanues7905]

I agree. Most bike companies will say I should be a large, but I feel more comfortable on a medium. I have ridden a large but never really like it or being so stretched out.

[@kaseykohler1490]

@@TeddyParker no one listens when I tell them this. If you need the aggressive numbers for the trails you ride go ahead. But mf's out there being 5'6" on a large with a 480 reach is genuinely insane.

[@MichaelRei99]

@@TeddyParker I guess you know that from experience.

[@aidenthwaits2646]

Interestingly, as a tall person I love the way geo is going, I just think manufacturers need to add a larger size or a smaller size or both to just fill in the gap, because the slack is nice, but only when the reach and stand over are properly fitting to the rider

[@jackcampbell6779]

@@TeddyParker I didn't see that comment as mean, just a guess

[@burrellbikes4969]

It is a HUGE eye opener when you ride a bike built just for you. Many of the people worried about trendy Geo would get shut up pretty fast when they first try a bike REALLY fit to them.

[@sagetitanium3618]

Totally agree!

[@Wiroe]

Atherton bikes offer custom fit for like $100 extra, apart from the ~20 sizes they already have. May not be a very economical business idea but it’s the best for the riders

[@SethsBikeHacks]

Yeah that's really good to know! I don't even see how charging the $100 is worth it for them.

[@chrisplatten2293]

@@SethsBikeHacks They are not starting at the budget end of the market. It's pretty much custom from the get go. Awesome bikes, but at a price to match

[@HeretiCflow]

Awesome! Now all I need to do is sell a kidney + $100. 😄

[@Nythos_]

@@SethsBikeHacks They use 3d printed titanium joints which makes it really easy to customize

[@Wiroe]

@@Nythos_ And round carbon tubes which are easy to cut to length

[@JasonScottCarter]

Custom sized bikes are the way to go once you work up the nerve to spend that amount of money. Cannot wait to get my Neuhaus Metalworks Humgingbird in the spring. Hardtails are so much fun. Enjoy the bike.

[@hardtailparty]

A great hardtail that fits well is a thing of beauty. Congrats on an incredible bike.

[@juansanchez-tr1dq]

I am still saving for that binary maniak you helped design... that's a sweet looking bike!

[@juansanchez-tr1dq]

@Bermpeak001 , go scam someone else please, not interested!

[@BRUTALIY]

Ask it for review)

[@hardtailparty]

@@BRUTALIY I've reviewed two of sage's bikes already, they're wonderful bikes.

[@johnnydoe66]

This is my dream, to one day have a titanium hardtail built for specifically myself only. Happy for you Seth that you were able to get yours to enjoy. Merry Christmas and happy New Year to you, your family, and all your viewers/subscribers

[@juansanchez-tr1dq]

Couldn't agree more, I almost pulled the trigger on the binary maniak bike that Steve from hardtailparty helped design. But I just couldn't justify the expense when there are other bills to pay!

[@johnnydoe66]

@@juansanchez-tr1dq Right there with you, two kids on college $$$$>🪽🪽

[@nonono2557]

​@@johnnydoe66 rip, hope college works out, bad time to be student

[@justinw1765]

Why would you wish Merry Christmas to someone who is Jewish? If the name Seth didn't give it away, if him specifically mentioning both Hanukkah and Christmas in the video didn't give it away, nor his looks, I'm not sure what would. When in doubt, happy holidays is best.

[@johnnydoe66]

@Justin W I celebrate Christmas and I am sure Seth isn't the weak minded type to get offended. Plus, I don't judge someone by the color of their skin. So, I am not changing my beliefs or how I greet someone. That's part of our society's problem, too many people are offended and of weak character. Just because someone is offended, doesn't make them right.

[@DavidMaruca_]

7:03 I'M BUILT! DIFFRUNT! Love the bike though omg that is a dream hardtail. We're both right around the same height and that thing has me drooling.

[@teddgram]

I bought a gravel bike from Sage. We used dimensions that I got from a fitter. Dave was a blast to work with. When I got it all put together this summer I was blown away on how comfortable the bike felt, especially for long rides. I am now a total believer that getting a bike fit and getting a custom frame is the way to go, but wholly cow was that an expensive way to go. The bike fit was by far the cheapest part of the whole thing.

[@sagetitanium3618]

So happy to hear that you are loving your bike! I was curious how you have been doing. I hope all is well.

[@neilbarnish6964]

The bike looks incredible. So happy to see a small business get the widespread publicity they so clearly deserve, even more so a bike manufacturer. They have to be almost as stoked as you are!

[@sagetitanium3618]

Thank you for the kind words. Yes, we are stoked beyond words. It was a pleasure to work with Seth as he is truly as genuine in person as he is in the videos.

[@A_Dirrty_Bird]

When I first started watching this channel Seth was teaching me to hone my bunny hop and wheelie drop skills. He was hitting little dirt jump loops and some occasional street riding in South Florida. Now the channel is based in one of the MTB meccas and is responsible for the construction of a public bike park. It serves as a desirable showcase and proving ground for new products and brands. All the result of lots of creativity and hard work. Keep ripping and sharing it all with us, what a great way to while away the hours until we can all be on the trails

[@Typeshitttt]

Great job Seth, that bike looks insane. Truly awesome how you have grown so so much 😮. GREAT JOB!🎉

[@Jessev741]

Has he grown? He looks just as short as in previous videos ;)

[@Typeshitttt]

@@Jessev741 hahahahahah😐

[@MrTonka]

Welcome to the TI hardtail family!!

[@michaelswick4251]

Sweet ride. Love the paint scheme with the personal touches. When you find or build something that fits like a glove the confidence it gives you is intoxicating and dangerous

[@Distant_View]

This bike cost more than my entire year of living expenses in Bangkok and Cambodia, but it's clear that you are sooo happy with it, and I love to see that!

[@nolansloboda4508]

I am on the other end of the scale at 6,10 and I had a similar experience when I first road my xxl transition spire 1 1/2 years ago

[@MrTemplarViking]

Transition has XXL! Yay, added to my list. It's a short list. Santa Cruz, Trek, and now Transition.

[@nolansloboda4508]

@@MrTemplarViking they have the biggest xxl at 535 mm reach for spire

[@breakr4144]

6,7 here...i will never go under 520 reach again, no matter how hard it is to get around switchbacks

[@nolansloboda4508]

@@breakr4144 canyons new strive is pretty long if your looking also geometron is a great brand for big bikes

[@MichaelRei99]

My God you must have a high center of gravity! Does it affect your handling?

[@TheScalawag]

Fellow short guy here and seeing your geometry statistics reinforces why I feel so comfortable on my "undersized" DH bike.

[@elijahwu4168]

this video released literally when i just finished part 1. glad to see how far this channel has gotten

[@yeti575lt]

I wish I could have a Sage anytime in my life! -Dude! Do you want a Ferrari or a Sage? -A Sage, of course! -Why the heck on earth? -Because I can ride it every single day of the rest of my life… And enjoy it!

[@sagetitanium3618]

YES!!!!! That is what we are talking about! RIght here!

[@chrisgenovese8188]

i told myself at the beggining of the video that Seth was gonna realize he's been riding the wrong size bike his whole life lol. that is a beautiful bike, and i cant wait to see ti featured more. great work Sage!

[@sagetitanium3618]

Thank you for the kind words Chris!

[@kingozala]

You deserve that bike. Thank YOU for riding with me :)

[@jamess.7261]

I went to 165mm cranks this year as well and really like them. Helped with my occasional knee pain along with slightly improved balance/stability, tech climbing, and acceleration have all been my experience. Might even try 160mm or 155mm...

[@spyder027]

How tall are you

[@jamess.7261]

@@spyder027 5'11" but with shortish legs

[@veonnoel8887]

Awesome bike! Congratulations!!

[@cyclopsmtb9435]

I never thought a hardtail could get cooler! Great job both Seth and SAGE Bikes on the design. Keep it up Seth!

[@sagetitanium3618]

Much appreciated for the kind words! Happy Holidays to you!

[@RVAMTB]

I'm on the shorter side too. What I miss in a larger bike is the space to add things. I can't put 2 large water bottles in my frame. I can't put a rear light below my wedge because there is no space. When I rent bikes on trips, the dropper can't fully expand because I can't reach the pedals. Cycling for me is always about adapting what I want vs. what I get.

[@JSON1C]

if you're comfortable sharing, it'd be very interesting to see your body measurements to line up to how this bike fits you (height, armspan, inseam, etc.). really excellent explanation of how geometry depends on all parts of the bike and body. also would be interesting to see you get a professional "fit" from a road bike expert, they've been doing these calculations (as best as they can) for a long time!

[@---GOD---]

I've been riding a 120mm Commencal hardtail for the past 6 years. You guys with your fullsus and 160+mm of travel are so spoiled😂😂

[@CaliforniaCalipers]

I really enjoy watching your work! Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos!!

[@kahoycrafts]

Congrats! That's a beautiful paint job, I like the color. 😍

[@adamkiss_10]

Great work!! You look really good on that bike!!

[@Friskee62]

I have been following you, Brian and Alex for all about the same time. You 3 are the only ones I do follow...

[@andrewdiestro5907]

That bike is awesome i also liked the way you picked the geometry fun, fast, shred mode, Having a frame fit to you is very pleasant you can throw it around and ride all day without feeling fatigue. I wish i had that bike i would ride trails all day, everyday but that is just a dream for me, i hope this christmas i have a new bike just like that 😄. Awesome job!!💯 been watching since 2015 when are you gonna release new bike hacks? i missed those and learned a lot thank you for those bike hacks been usuing them till now.

[@Janus1000]

Nothing to do with geometry, I’m fortunate to be very medium in size and easy to fit, but one of my favorite bike moments was finding one that fit my aesthetic style. I like things that appear understated at first glance but have interesting, attention getting/conversation starting details and choices that separate them from the pack. I love design, I love quality through subtlety. So, when I found a certain bike that fit all of that, that I could truly say “If I designed a bike for myself, this is what I would have created”… it feels so great to have that connection. Happy you found that for yourself!

[@Walker124]

Evans MTB Saga was complaining that you spent so much on this bike. I feel like if you enjoy mountain biking and you want a really good bike and you dont car about the price you should do it.

[@noliemig]

Evans so jealous

[@erdawe66]

That channel us mostly whining although it may have some useful information for those on budget..

[@MAllen-tr6ey]

I'm happy for you. Happy holidays. Thank you so much.

[@yarince]

3:00 breaks the mount he was so proud of 😂

[@Thanos_snapped]

Been watching you for a while. I love your channel. I just got into riding. I'm a bug guy 6'6 280lbs. I bought a ascend fat tire rigid frame XL. I've never been on a bike that feels great and fits me. All other bikes have always felt small.

[@Ile333]

Now I am imagining a collab with Hardtail Party in Sedona and putting this Titan dream on the trail with his Maniak. :D

[@ryanmiskin]

Yaaaaaassss!

[@cycling_plurality]

Agreed!

[@timvdhoek8303]

i still remember 15 year old me watching your vids with the old trek hardtail about wheelies stoppies and parking lot skills XD and now this is how far everything has got! so glad ive been keeping up with the channel last couple of years!

[@tagzedawg]

As a 5'2" man, THANK YOU! I highly recommend looking into Lee McCormack (Lee Likes Bikes) "rider area distance" and his other work on bike fit. He's done a ton of work on it, and makes a very good case that almost all people ride bikes that are too big for them these days.

[@AppleseedVending]

Makes a very good case? Bud, that’s easy…people are different sizes and bikes come in like 3…not difficult knowing that things mass produced aren’t custom fit. I’ll blow your mind some more. “Fitted” hats are just elastic stretchable hats and aren’t custom fit. I know, mind blown right?

[@kmazzanti]

YES!!! Just asked Seth to watch those episodes of “Joy of Bike” and the R.A.D measuring system to see how close Seth’s new bike is to Lee’s measuring system. This could help so many if the R. A. D. Is legit.

[@tagzedawg]

@@kmazzanti Nice, I hope he watches it! And then trades in that medium Revel of his for a small.

[@mrvwbug4423]

@@kmazzanti It's debateable. RAD is probably more applicable to old school riding technique (the hang off the back style) vs modern technique (stay centered and get low)

[@mangoshake]

​​@@mrvwbug4423I calculated my RAD and found that my setup at the time was +6mm off my ideal. My stem stack height at the time was already too low and scary to ride steep descents in. Now I'm a whole +16mm off after adding a spacer under my stem and it turned me into a way more confident descender. RAD is good for nerding out on geometry, but it's definitely outdated on modern bikes as you say, and the average spender would be spending more time on math than actually riding.

[@offthemaps]

Best way to see if a bike's geometry is right for you - just go ride it. Thanks for pushing the importance of geometry without telling me what geometry I should ride.

[@hananas2]

For me a custom bike would solve a whole other set of issues. I'm a mountain biker at heart, but since there are very few good challenging trails within reach for me, I mostly ride and enjoy paved paths now with some light unpaved sections, so I just want an all-road bike (between road and gravel) with MTB inspired characteristics. Basically this means I want a longer and slightly (not too much) slacker road bike for smoother cornering at speed, better control and better comfort. I think I should start saving up for a custom geo all-road bike..

[@RyanAggabao]

I felt this way when I discovered gravel bikes. While I thoroughly appreciate feeling the need for speed, I also thoroughly enjoy going off-road. So I'm mentally preparing for a future custom Ti soft tail gravel bike with adjustable drop outs for touring. Lotsa luck with your dream bike!

[@rufuswainwright8171]

Great Bike Seth. Nice to see someone else going all out on a Hardtail. Looks like you’re going to be having huge fun on that bike. I’ve a similar spec’d HT with the Berd spokes. What a different those wheels make !!! Enjoy !!!

[@Not_Sure_]

Who needs diamondback when you have your own bike bult by SAGE.

[@runswithdogs6892]

The way you have the saddle jacked all the way forward makes your effective STA even steeper than 76.21. If you leave it there you could have gone steeper. Great bike!

[@SummitMTB]

Hey Seth, when will you be doing more 10 MTB products videos? Love your vids btw.

[@AlexeyPapoi]

Yes Please!!! I see a lot of people going from bmx to mtb. If you can do some products for bmxer's going to mtb that would be amazing!

[@2scoops624]

Custom bikes are amazing. My super short 4'10" wife had a custom steel bike made for her by Rodriguez (R&E) and its awesome. She says that it's the first bike that's ever fit her.

[@SwordFighterPKN]

Titanium has a ride quality you can try to describe but really only makes sense once you ride one.

[@sagetitanium3618]

Well said!

[@chuckrodgers4780]

Love your new bike ! Very happy you found the perfect builder to partner with. I am sure you will love it forever. Happy Holidays to you and your family !

[@abelriotte689]

Love what you do!

[@falco642]

this is hands down the best looking hardtail ive ever seen !

[@glenzigdan]

Absolutely sick, would ride as is!

[@deusexaethera]

Note to self: Never buy a custom bike frame; I will be ruined for life.

[@SecretSpots]

By far one of the raddest hardtails I've ever seen. Love it! 👌

[@maxpayne2323]

165mm cranksets are a godsend for short people ( as much as 175-180 for giants like me)

[@jonl8816]

I'm 1.9m and I'd try 165mm...

[@maxpayne2323]

@@jonl8816 depends on the use case.

[@mycoolcar]

A famous bike racer once said “It’s not about the bike”, but Seth just explained why it’s all about the bike.

[@dorothyvankomen4109]

Just bought my first real mountain bike and at 5'2" it was an ordeal. I think I'm always gonna need to trial a bike before purchasing.

[@618outdoors]

What bike is it?

[@dorothyvankomen4109]

@@618outdoors I ended up with a used yeti SB140

[@618outdoors]

@@dorothyvankomen4109 sweet!!

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

I grew up in the 90s on racing and riding hard tails in Los Gatos Santa Cruz. I finally got a full suspension in 2016. I hated it until I really locked everything out until smashing DH. I love to climb but also love to smash DH. So of that old geometry is bleeding into some new bikes and people are enjoying HT bikes again. They're rad if you set them up right. All the new kids have Ebikes and I just want to get a sweat on and enjoy the reward at the end of the torture! haha Titanium bikes are the dream.

[@nickyocom1699]

Who else loves SETH!!! ❤❤

[@nickyocom1699]

@Funky Monk what…

[@ashtons.2282]

this is a cringe compliment

[@nickyocom1699]

@@ashtons.2282 so is the name Ashton

[@sambeecham4250]

@@nickyocom1699nice one nickyocom1699 😎😎😎🤙

[@andrisvelmeris]

Who doesn't...?

[@paullmight42]

you got to finally ride and i had to change my shorts...not only is it gorgeous but the sounds it makes(or lack there of) are super special...

[@flashfive23]

First

[@flashfive23]

Finally for once

[@OGAaronAlton]

Awesome bike. That custom cerakote is super cool.

[@Iamgavrilo]

Finally you shortened the reach ! We can see that fits you on video! Check out Lee Mccormack’s Dialed book for even more radness !

[@nickyegeberg]

Love your stuff man This is what I felt when I sat on my stumpjumper the first time. It is a magical feeling

[@moonriseproductions]

"I'm not a tall person scaled down, I'm totally different" YES SETH YES. I'M GONNA GRAFFITI THIS ON SEVERAL COMPANY BUILDINGS.

[@JordBann]

Very cool BIKE! It's amazing when you hear the true feedback from a fully custom bike. I worked in bikes shops for years and you hear great things and wonderful things. This was a great recap.

[@rdpurdom]

Ok Seth, I’ve been watching you for a few years now. I can’t tell you how much I’ve learned and how much I’ve enjoyed your “shows”. Needless to say, I’m so proud for you and this project. What a great bike. I bought my bike a couple years ago and I love it, although I really haven’t been able to do much with it other than riding it around my neighborhood. I have some medical issues that prevent me from really getting after it. The real reason I bought this bike to begin with is that I have macular degeneration which prevented me from driving. I also have COPD which limits my stamina. I’m hind-sight, I wish I had bought an eBike!i I’d love to convert my bike to electric but I just don’t have the skills or vision. Again, congrats my friends. Keep the rubber on the dirt! Be safe, God bless! I’ll keep watching!

[@IDoBlues]

I'm a similar height to Seth. I recently went from a reach of 450mm down to 435mm and loved the change. I ride janky trails on the North Shore so I like slacker HTAs (I ride 63). But with the reduced reach, my bikes came to life. I like the stability of the slacker HTA combined with the mobility from the shorter reach. I also went from 165mm to 155mm cranks. LOVE LOVE LOVE the shorter cranks. I'm not sure why we've been so stuck on 170s for so long. I'm telling you, if you're in that 5'7/5'8 height range, and liked going to 165, don't shy away from trying 155! Less pedal strikes, easier on the knees on the climbs, and better foot position on the downs (for people in that height range). One formula to try, is take your inseam in mm (with bike shoes on) and multiple by 0.197 to get your crank length.

[@mrgaminduck5544]

Some of your videos have made me want to get into mountain biking, it looks fun and I already like to bike not only for fun, but as my form of transportation since I dont want a car. I've also realized that I want to go into bicycle mechanics as a career path with help from your videos. Keep up the good work with your videos and enjoy that awesome looking bike

[@regularrides6183]

I’m still so excited that this is your first 29er

[@MudmanDH]

I`m happy you like the new bike.

[@josephbell7994]

Congrats Seth. Since I found your channel six months ago, I have restarted my love affair with MTBs after 25yr hiatus. I am part of "Grey Hair" MTB club. Thanks again!!

[@618outdoors]

I just got my first 130mm travel hardtail which is perfect for the flat southwestern Illinois terrain that I have and I took it on its maiden voyage today and it is FREAKING AWESOME!!! I can't compare it to much because I'm coming from a very upright gravel/xc hardtail with a coil shock (I'm like 110lbs) that was WAY too stiff for me and it is game changer it. I know I have been rambling about, but I'm trying to say that once you have something that is tailored to you for the first time it is incredible!!.

[@joshuaeller7732]

Love the bike, Seth! That "Blue Ridge" camo is sick! Enjoy!

[@optonaut]

great video! tahnk you! and a neat bike! so stocked about the camo paint job. cool idea. Greets from Germany

[@jediavatar]

Congratulations! It is a beautiful bike. I just got word from David this week about the Storm King GP frame that they just built for me. They just sent it to the person who does the cerakote, and I am very excited to see what he comes up with. I hope to have this bike finally built this spring. Woohoo!

[@moimv2729]

I love the bmx roots on that frame

[@sagetitanium3618]

It definitely has that vibe doesn't it.

[@industryrule-4080]

Such a cool bike. I ride a Sage Barlow and think what Dave is doing at Sage is so awesome.

[@sagetitanium3618]

You ROCK Terence! Glad you are loving your Barlow!

[@topspot4834]

I look at a *TON* of mountain bikes on Instagram. It's the only reason I use it, and the number of times I've stared at them is probably in the thousands. This is one of, if not *THE* nicest bikes I've seen. That blue camo with the raw titanium asthetic, and how contrast with the kaahima looks so dope.

[@parker-b]

totally with you Seth- i’m six foot but run the 165mm cranks on my trail bike for the extra BB clearance, cadence offset on climbs and the input-damping when dancing the feet around at speed

[@samhodgson3458]

So glad to see you actually riding again

[@michaeldixon2942]

That's awesome that you were able to do this would love to see a full suspension setup with adjusted geometry.

[@brecxstudios1864]

The bike looks and is something amazing

[@widarohlin1412]

Thanks for posting!

[@Azeem200LBS]

I have been watching Seth for almost 6years now, And I must say the quality of the content is always going up, It feels really good to watch Seth 😀

[@davidalexeisesin463]

Congrats Berm... enjoy your build, Blessings to You All @ B.Peak !

[@johnsonjay60]

Man the sages are sooo sick!!!

[@sagetitanium3618]

Much appreciated!

[@garyharmon5386]

Awesome. Glad you are enjoying your bike. I have a friend that rides a Lynskey titanium Mtb and does a lot of bike packing with it. Keep on enjoying

[@jeffstandish1440]

I have a SAGE MTB and I love my hardtail. It just rips. I agree that it feels like it’s part of me.

[@sagetitanium3618]

So happy to hear you love your bike Jeff! That gives us a warm feeling inside! Keep up the great riding.

[@thePGAmember]

Hey Seth, I’m a big fan of your videos mate. I’m in Australia and I’ve been into mountain biking for about 6-months now and wanted to let you know that it was your videos that got me started. I’m having fun, keeping fit, all while spending some quality time with my sons. I’ve got an entry level hard-tail but I’ve got dreams of upgrading to a full-sus after a few years of saving. 💰 Please keep up the great work, I’m always learning from your videos and I always find them entertaining. 😉

[@shawnstar]

Nice bike & paint job...this ep. also makes me miss ThePisgah...Happy Holidays from The Land of Enchantment!

[@thomaszabukosek979]

Stoked that it all worked out perfect for you. Custom bikes are sweet!!

[@brettlaage9687]

My son has Achondroplasia and is about to get his first bike. It is customized to him as his limbs are very short. It’s very cool to see he will have more options as he grows. I love your new bike by the way, and the knife is very cool.

[@mtbfreebirdTCB]

The bike looks sick... Good luck mate!

[@doubledanzaXX]

Seth, I'm a shot person too but have never seen blocks put on a gas or brake pedals before dude. 😂😂😆😆 that had me rolling

[@Blastcal]

Great job on the bike. Pennsylvania my state!!

[@christopherjohnston5683]

With the kit!... FIRE!!!

[@samuelleblanc3441]

Glad you finally got a ride that fits you! The least we can say is, you deserved it, and more than anyone else! You vids have been informing and entertaining us at another level for so long now! Gratz for everything!

[@browninplay]

I'm right there with you, it took AGES to find a bike that I felt comfortable on; I'm 6'3, but my legs are pretty long, so no matter how far up i oushed the seat, I was always feeling like my quads were working overtime, and at worst - it was like my knees were in my ears like I was some kind of clown on a small bike. After watching and enjoying your videos for the past few years i've learned how customization is a big part of riding, and back then I didn't even know that changing something as small the pedal arm length could make such a difference - but it changed my enjoyment massively! I can go for (no exaggeration) 3-4 times longer out on trails without all that extra stress being directed towards my knees and quads, I feel like I can take big strides when I'm building up speed, much more comfortably - THANK YOU

[@wesleywermuth9545]

Awesome Bike