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    Light back protector VS backpack

    Camelback makes a hydration pack with a built in back protector. Its basically a thick dense foam pad. It gets the job done. I always wear a pack mtb'ing
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    Winter boots

    If its warmth you're after, Thermerup heated insoles are pretty darn good. Rechargeable batteries, put them in whatever shoe you feel like wearing that day. The battery goes in a velcro band around your ankle. It can be mildly uncomfortable, you have to get it on the meat of your ankle vs...
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    Drivetrain help

    Did you check the limit screw adjustment ?
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    Let’s talk crank arm lengths…

    The Stache is a popular bike around here too. Look at Miranda ( get to their website) out of Portugal. Figure out the crank that fits your motor. They make lengths that start at 150mm and go up from there. It cost me $87 total, & shipped from Portugal in 3 days. (They obviously want to impress...
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    Let’s talk crank arm lengths…

    Yeah, 150mm is going to be interesting. I'm guessing I will probably hate them. I live in Massachusetts usa, and it can get frigging rocky on some of the trails around here. I know about reading the trail, but reading the trail and rock gardens are two different things. My 170mm fork just...
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    Let’s talk crank arm lengths…

    I think the question isn't, why don't ebike co's spec longer cranks, but when will they make bikes with higher bottom brackets. I assume miranda is making a 150mm crank because they saw a market place need, and they decided to capitalize on it. Remember the switch from 2x drivetrains to 1x. I...
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    Let’s talk crank arm lengths…

    On my regular mtb I run 175 cranks. I bought a used frame from my local store because it ran a 160 mm fork, I was using 140mm and wanted to try something longer. But the bottom bracket was so low, the pedal strikes were unbearable. I switched to 165 mm cranks, but I couldn't get used to them...
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    Norco Sight VLT Skid Guard fixing

    Hey Gent's, I attached that pad with "shoe goo" adhesive. I bought a rockstop skid guard. But attached it with long zip ties instead of the supplied adhesive pads. Not sure how many good scrapes it can withstand, I've only got 2 rides in so far. You would have to cut the last zip tie to get...
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