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me too. Oh, wait, it's a road bike... Nevermind. Ben, I'd suggest going past Russel Campbell racing one day. Dunno who else, since Alistair died, I don't have a good suspension guy for mtb's anymore.

No. Setting sag is the same for everyone. What you see them running is a setup dialled in for race handling. But they would have started with sag first.

Set your sag properly first. RTM. Then fiddle with rebound. I still say look to the forks for handling over comfort first.

So, about 10% more sense than most of the other advice here?

fark steaks, he did speak some sense, didn't he.

That said, increasing your power to weight ratio will help.

Sauser and Stander would finish 1-2 in the GC.

It's due to the wheel size.

Don't be so sure. Albasini is a quality all-rounder. He's won mountain stages in Tour de Suisse and the like before.

Makes perfect sense to me, I mean, David is a roadie...

Time gap?

Mine either. I'm using that stuff that Rad sold here a while ago. I did have a tubby with it in explode in my garage on Saturday night. Boy did I have fun cleaning that mess up on Sunday.

Apparently.

Woo Hoo!!! Tiny snot balls.

Sorry, my support is behind Burry and Christoph.

Another pro tip from sackofdanglyhair: You don't need to defend it. Just get on it and ride what works for you.

If it's not there, download

Precisely my point about making your own luck.

Yeah, would be nice to see em do well, but they do seem to attract their fair share of "bad" luck...

Meh. The harder I work, the luckier I get. Samuel Goldwyn.

I find myself wishing I had a two stroke Husaberg.

Nice one! keep up the good work.

Luckily I don't have that option.

Racist. I'm sending Juju a link to your post.

Oi! Take your geometry questions to the maths forum.