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Installation kerfuffle aside, I wouldn't want to run any other tire on my bikes. Super sturdy construction and great all around feel for mixed terrain. Grip when you need it, rolling speed when you need it. And so damn tough you probably won't even run cush core. Just consider paying the bike shop to install them. Unless you have a bead seater tool...

I've been riding and racing DH since the mid 2000's. And Michelin's DH 16, 24 and 32 tires were absolutely amazing back them. So, I got amped when I found out that Michelin was coming back into the DH scene with new tires. Boy, what a letdown. Ordered a new set of the DH34's and after I mounted them and spun the wheels. One of the tires and a BIG wobble. Like, I don't understand how Michelin's QA inspection missed this. While the tires offer great traction on all types of terrain. They are a bit

This shock is amazing. I've ridden and owned coil shocks from most of the big brands. And nothing comes close to the level and performance of this Ohlins coil. I was a bit skeptical when I first set it up. There's very little in adjustability with this shock. Just put the right coil spring for your weight. And set it like they tell you too. Simple, yet truly amazing. Best shock hands down.

This is my second set of Dorado forks. While my first set of dorado's (2005) didn't offer much in adjustments. They worked well and I never had an issue with them. And that was a long time ago. The newest gen that I'm currently using are AMAZING! I just came off of Fox 40's on my last DH bike. And they were great! No issues. But when I started build my new bike. I really wanted to pair my new bike build with a set of Dorados. And I'm sure glad I did! I personally like them better than the Fox 40

This bike is a head turner. Gets a lot of attention on the mountains, bike parks and parking lots. While the bike is very light weight and feels light when riding. It's very planted. I wouldn't say it's poppy. More of a "point straight, hold on and go" racer. The Ohlin's coil shock that comes with the frame is amazing. Best DH coil I've ever owned. The only real negative points I could say about the M29 is that the big 29" rear wheel takes a lot of muscle to get up to speed. With clipless pedals

I've owned 2 sets of the 1st gen Funn Python petals. One set for a DH bike build. And another set on my trail bike. I've put hundreds (maybe a thousand?) of miles on my trail bike. And I haven't had a single issue with them. Funn even sells rebuild kits for these pedals. But I've never needed to service them yet. And you can purchase these pedals and their rebuild kits through Funn's amazon store online. I can't speak on the newer versions. But if they're built like the rest of Funn's mtb

Replaced deity supervillains. Better in all aspects aside from weight. Fewer pedal strikes, appear more durable, WAY better grip. Wish there could be pedal pins that were black. Slightly heavier. Otherwise amazing

A lover of the FiveTen Freerider Pro, other testers claims about the 2FO's great new grip got me curious. The Syn (synthetic toe box) is the 2nd revision of the updated 2FO. I was lucky enough to compare it to the velour looking original back to back, having purchased the originals for a screaming $50 in shop on the day my old shoes died. The Syn exists because the velvety toe box on the original 2FO's is truly horrible for damp climates and creek crossings. First ride, they got rained on &