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The 2024 Sea Otter Classic has thrown up its usual feast of unusual and cutting-edge tech for you and the cycling world to fawn …
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Sea Otter 2024: All The Best & Weirdest Tech
- April 30, 2024
- BMX Video
- 36 comments
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@nayrdrumr
REPLYI have the fox 32tc on my cross bike and I love it. I currently use it to commute, run errands, gravel, single track. Works for my everything bike and has allowed the single track rides to be longer and faster
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@Chambers36TheEnter
REPLYThey must have stanchion guards for those forks otherwise they will get scratched to bits in no time.
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@charlesblithfield6182
REPLYI have a Velo Orange Neurino mini Velo and I can totally recommend this bike type for making urban riding more fun and accessible, but I also ride gravel trails with it on its 50mm Schwalbe Billy Bonkers tires.
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@drill_fiend1097
REPLYReversed gravel fork isn't new at all. A matter of fact, Cannondale had been making single stanchion, reversed fork for years.
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@denisrogers4358
REPLY? How could a bloke from the UK say Manitou had the first rear-arch Fork..?!?
It was the UKβs PACE
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@Barncatfish
REPLYKnowledgeable and entertaining reviewer.
I find it shocking or laughable or something that there is a market for 6,8,$10,000 BICYCLES and absurdly priced components however. Oh the opportunity cost…
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@garethhughes5745
REPLYcant wait to see all the stone chips on those exposed stanchions. Theres a reason why upsidedown forks never took off 20 odd years ago. but new people dont research history of their 'new ideas'
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@MrQuestful
REPLY9:07 π― I love the new Ritchey Montebello, it feels like itβs just the right combo of classic design and tech. Thatβs one bike Iβm looking forward to building up this year.
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@klisurski
REPLYMTB industry is led by fashion now, not by technology, and tries to push to ritch kids(and not just) same junk technology that used to be out there in the 90s, but now it's "cool" and costs 10x more. This starts to put me off from being a "biker", as bikes became just like iPhones and every other consumer short-lived tech-you buy the new model which is not even marginally better, but just has the new paint pattern and has the cool new GRIP6 damper which is 6 times "more better" than the old year's GRIP5. Then, the next year comes and the paint pattern is cooler and GRIP7 is out and you decide to be humble and just upgrade the fork and give another last chance to your "old" bike, but surprise – the industry has thought about cheaters like you – your bike has the old 1.5" Taper standard and you cannot fit the new cool fork which is produced only in the latest 1.8" SuperTaper standard and you feel so ashamed of your bike that you don't even go out there to ride it as it does not give you the 0.7% gain that your friends have now, so you spend your free time looking at the brainwash videos of the new tech and gain weight instead.
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@phenofinder9145
REPLYThat new fox 32 looks like the arch will be VERY bad with collecting trailage. Supposed to be super light but looks like it can hold 5lbs of mud
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@Adventuregirl96
REPLYMy husband has been thinking about getting a suspension fork for his gravel bike, so the invert from Cane Creek really has his attention.
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@maxlloyd3740
REPLYWe want more pictures of that Yeti with the Box components.
Retro paint finish with that limited Manitou fork made to look like an older model! π -
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@whidbey88
REPLY7:28– When did $4000 for a carbon road frameset become reasonable? Plus, 750 more for a paint job? I must live in a different world.
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Which bit of tech is your favourite from this year's show?