Took shimano 4 months to get me a motor. An e8000 during covid. No return calls or emails to the bike shop the whole time. As soon as i emailed YT(i have a yt decoy) they promised they had some insight and would get on it for me. A couple days later they had shimano send me a replacement motor...
Well shit! Are they selling that many OEM's that they want sell individually? Super small operation i guess. Theyre probably finding it hard to forecast. Bluetooth would make it an ez bolt on. Hope they get it together
I asked 3x3, on their ig account, when theyd have their hub witjh the bluetooth wireless electronic shifting available. In early summer they said availability would be this fall. I havent seen any updates so im not sure if its available yet
Yup, on sale for 119cad. Shipping was quicker with tld than fox too and i collect points with tld. Waiting for some fox winter gloves to try. See how they compare to the tld swelter. Swelter is quality just not super warm or as warm as i thought theyd be. Description said fleecy inside. I'd csll...
I have the fox 3l and troy lee design resist. The troy lee's are better in every way. They have big vents with mesh when open and close with waterproof zips. That makes them waaay more versatile. I think thats the best thing about them. If i go out and gets too warm they dont feel like glorified...
Yup ride concepts are awesome. They dont fall apart like 5ten/adidas. Hellion or powerlines have been great. Havent tried the tallac but k bet theyre atleast ss good. Those guys always seem to have deals available. I bought last years on sale
Nice! Sounds like you're well on your way. Bike parks are generally set up well for progression. Back to back to back blue runs will have you sorted. No rush when you have a lift or an eeb for multiple laps
I have to keep moving. I just have to be careful to know how much for that particular day. If i take a day off its only one and i stretch. Things go sideways if i lay around more than a day
Damn!! Thats gnarly. You and Slymobi need some kind of reward. Reading between the lines though i can feel you'll both find a way forward. I found i could tell .At one "pain" clinic there was a large group of differing injuries. Many were wacked right out of it on oxycodone. I only got to know...
Looks like another price drop. What a deal on all the decoys. This is 2500cad cheaper than my 2019 base model with better suspension, parts and motor. 1000cad cheaper than my 2021 commencal meta am 29 essential regular amish enduro bike...
Man, im appreciating these stories. They call it white coat syndrome. My blood pressure jumps considerably anytime im in a medical facility. Ill keep hammering away until i definitively have to consider surgical. If so ill be researching surgeons. My orthopedics buddy told me anytime i need a...
The surgery sounds promising. Im also conversing with a buddy about discectomy. He is a physio and he ended up having to go with a discectomy and it seems to be working. It must be such a relief not having pinched nerves. In both cases thsts the alognment phase. The reinforcement , preventative...
I think the 8 seconds/pilates doesnt completely focus on the spinalis. My understanding is they would do more reps and the 1" inch above the floor/mat isnt part of it. It then becomes an exercise that works on the larger/lifting/movement muscles in the back and even a bit of cardio. Your...
Good one Steve. Nice to have some tools that work. Im not big on chiro either. Being snapped into place nay align a person but the support system is still damaged. Stabilizer muscle work needs to be done go support and surround the injury to atleast slow imminent arthritus.
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Everyones injury is different so it can be hard to tell. That being said im pretty sure you'll be able to get on the bike and rip some turns. Personally i just have to be reasonable with my expectatiins and careful not to overdue it. Thats why the dmtb is so great. But even with the eeb , after...
Thats good. Physio is key. They dont have to be crazy exercises. The key is repitition. When you sustain an injury and pinch a nerve its like losing current to your stabilizer muscles. As a result theose muscles stop firing intuitively. When you go to lift something they should automatically...