Recent content by Rayburn13

Yea I stopped carrying tubes a few years ago, I found if I have strong tires I don't need them and them also started running inserts as well on the E2.. I ride alot of rocky trails in the Pacific north west so I did switch out the stock maxxis tires for Michelin ewids cause I found the casing a...

If you have the fidlock 450 you can squeeze a tube into the front triangle infront of the bottle.. or if your tubeless just get some automotive tire plugs and shove them in the oneup storage compartment and ditch the tubes.. they are usually black and much thicker than the brown bacon strips at...

I had to take the shock off for service on my e 2 and tested full travel to see what I can place in which position and that upper tube placment is gonna rub the fender into the wheel and will prevent the bike from using full rear wheel travel, losing probably 1-2 inches of 6.. also I found...

Check out ALP propane generators.. I've been using them for the last few months and one lb of propane will get me almost a full charge one generator can charge 4-5 bikes.. when charging on the last trip I charged 2 bikes 6 times and used about 11 lbs of propane, propane cost $1.15 here so super...

Yea fits a rear, I used a mud hugger front frx and a old guard I cut into a smaller piece to block the lower linkage and they slide between eachother perfectly

I was riding a giant Regin with 170mm fork and 160 coil.. I actually find the eeb easier to maneuver around it's slack but that snappy rear end makes up for it.. my shop has an xl left and a medium I got the large...

Ordered in May, it's actually pretty nimble on the jank now that I'm used to how slack it is, the short rear end is is really nice on the tighter trails.. the weight actually makes the armored trails feel smoother than my old bike, super easy to find flow on anything cause it only takes a few...

Received it last week and have put 130km on it, added cushcore front and rear, and swapped the dropper post. The bike is an absolute blast, climbs everything I've tried on the north shore on all 3 local mountains without any issue, stuff I could only hike a bike was now easily rideable. Descends...

Ordered in May got it in September.. only major change is I swapped the dropper because I had a 180 from my old bike.. love how low you can smash the seatpost in.. fidlock bottles fit perfectly, regular bottle cage will be a tight squeeze..

Got it last week, the bike is amazing definitely worth the wait, the Geo's are so dialed it really climbs and descends amazingly