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Most commonly: “A” = American “E” = English In school (American) learned alphabet pronunciation as A, E, I, O….. of course there is Canadian long “E” as used in !Eh

Don't get me wrong, I love the MM radial on the front, however, the Tacky Chan is a faster rolling and better braking tire, especially in the radial iteration, which has a revised tread pattern developed on the World Cup DH race circuit.

You may be correct… we don’t want to be too complicated for British rockers, who’s music we love.

Having ridden both new Magic Mary and new Tacky Chan (SC Bullit) I find the MM is a slower, draggier tire than TC, however, having ridden both in Pacifica’s sandstone areas (Fly Amanita, Mile, etc..) and eastern side (Boy Scout’s loamier, muddier clay) as well as Santa Cruz mountains’ (UCSC)...

Tacky Chan Gravity Pro Soft radial has latest Schwalbe radial casing, closest all rounder to Maxxis DHR II. Great paring with Updated Magic Mary (yes, 2nd gen radial) Gravity Pro Ultra Soft in front of

Why does it seem English speaking British bands lose their accent and sing in American English? Just take a listen… Beatles, Stones, Kinks, Animals, Led Zeppelin, The Who, Rod Stewart, etc.., etc… Must be because everyone understands American English?

Like when you're from a place like Gloucester (“Gloster”)?!

Shgit that didn’t copy over

This may help… https://share.google/mjizMzvozUMR4BQaL

In my case I found I had more arm pump from A: gripping too tightly on chatter/DH… I changed bars to OneUp carbon and grips to ODI with D30 padding, these changes dampened chatter so I don’t need to grip as hard B: braking on longer DH runs… (I have SRAM Maven brakes) so I run a better pad than...

Website… Rockintor Pedaling Armor Shirt Landing

There was recent positive reviews for this product line… here are a couple links.

Still have mine from Tunnel Trail, Santa Barbara area, got it nearly 20 yrs ago.

I find so many trail users “enjoying nature” with ear buds in nowadays I imagine I should get an air horn like the ships use in the fog here on SF Bay.

Assuming most adults drive a vehicle I always use the “passing” on your left they should be familiar with. A few years ago while visiting friends in UK my wife and I rented a car to go from London to Bath… holy shit was that an experience (probably also for the poor Brits) trying to rewire my...

In his top photo you see longitudinal darker lines. If it’s a clear coat over carbon then it’s probably in frame surface. If it’s an opaque paint coat it should have uniform color. Thats why I mentioned not sure if it’s from camera?

Yeesh, looks like a text-stutter…

I agree with your analogy, you made an interesting comparison finished wood has two grades: “Stain grade” is used when a natural or transparent color is clear-coated. “Paint grade” is smooth wood without grain transfer, used for opaque finish. If that frame was just clear coated carbon you would...

I’m curious, in the photos it also seems to show darker spots in the paint coating in addition to the surface irregularities… is that correct when viewed with the naked eye or is it just something from camera in the photos or posting of them?

I see, you are the arbiter of QC for bike manufacturer?