Fuck Mtbr. The epicski of biking
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Fuck Mtbr. The epicski of biking
I found mtbr several years ago when I was getting back into biking from a long lay off.
Lernt aboot Fat bikes and got hooked on that shit.
Yeah, they get into sum stupid shit. Almost as bad as TGR.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAlm-EelsiM&t=87s
There's currently a thread about PED use in local MTB races that is pretty entertaining.
who doesn't use ped's?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
master fifty plus open class
competitive shit
guys walking around with hard ons for days
low t meds are the best turns me into super man in bed and on the bike
fuck I think I'm twenty five sometimes
It's not an issue, it's an improvement.Quote:
Originally Posted by funkendrenchman
Best MTBR thread of the decade:
https://forums.mtbr.com/drivetrain-s...e-1096913.html
Pretty cool project from an enginerd POV.
I just went over to mtbr to see what was hot for this year, evidently sucking ass is still in style.
How did it taste?
This just in -- MTBR is circling the drain and nobody is debating much of anything there.
Tangy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vt-Freeheel
Holy shit they have a lot of subforums.
This was amusing as much for the star-struck MTBRers needing to write a fucking essay about some interaction with a well known biker 20 years ago, as it was amusing that it devolved into the inevitable MTBR pissing match and bickering.
https://forums.mtbr.com/general-disc...l-1094301.html
"You're still living in the Matrix. I took the red pill and know what's up. #wokeAF"
Appears to have been said non-ironically.
Maybe this time they'll finally decide what constitutes "epic"
https://forums.mtbr.com/general-disc...e-1126443.html
Too lazy to link it but I saw a thread in which one of the high rep posters (green chiclets right?) explained that there’s no benefit to a low BB. So higher the better.
Funny shit
Seems like there are only a dozen or so people over there now.
Why you make me look?
I hate mountainbikers!
Newsflash! Today at MTBR: A group of owners of $7000 bikes are upset about paying Trailforks $3....
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The dude Harold who is the most vocal asshole in the thread can't be real. Nobody's this entitled. It's just not possible to exist with that level of shrillness and insane expectations and make it out one's 20s without getting curb stomped.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickwm21
$1.50 if you sign up by Sep. 30, locked in for as long as you remain a member.
How many devices is that $1.50 membership good for?
I was wondering just last week why/how Trail Forks is free. It's not a simple thing.
It’s like open snow. They gather data and I pay them for ease of use. Seems reasonable to me
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I have paid far more money for things I use far less. Happy to pay for trailforks.
Also, mtb project is useless if your state isn't named, or adjacent to, Colorado.
Boy ain't that the truth. I'd easily pay Trailforks as much as I pay Onx for hunting maps, $9.99/year. It's a bargain.Quote:
Originally Posted by toast2266
Wonder if I can move my home zone twice a year or something...
I like TF more than MTBP, but not subscription $ more. If I can do monthly, I might pay $3 at some point on a trip. If no monthly, I'll never plop down $ for a year round sub on a product I use 6mo a year, which is why I won't pay for Strava.
Wait it's $3 a month or year? I don't see anything on the app or Playstore about a fee..
Hmm, yeah, at first I was all pissy when I found out, but let's be real, I spend more than that in gas almost every time I go for a bike ride, and then on beer after the ride.Quote:
Originally Posted by toast2266
That might change...Quote:
Originally Posted by toast2266
Where is everyone seeing this about Trailforks? I can't find anything about paid subscriptions (which I would 100% buy) on the website, the app, via Google, or in my email. Website still advertises the app as totally free.
It sounds like they’re making the announcement on Monday. It’s been a soft rollout and announcement. I saw it on an app update during the middle of last week, and they’ve communicated some of the details to admins.
You might have seen the 70% off flash sale on TF merchandise at Pinkbike. Trailforks has spun off and are independent now.
It will be $3/month but they’re offering a 50% discount to early subscribers at $18/year.Quote:
Originally Posted by yeahman
Guess I'll be using mtbproject exclusively now. Good thing I live in Colorado!
https://www.trailforks.com/pro/
Im kinda surprised at the resentment of charging for something that cost money to create and manage.
Agreed. How are they supposed to make money? Sell user data to who exactly? People would bitch more about forced ads within the app.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eluder
Even though I only ride in BC 95% of the time I’ll sub at the discounted rate.
Every time I ride anywhere but my local trails I wonder how I managed before TF. $18/year is a damn easy call.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eluder
What would a subscription cost if TF had to pay for all of the imagery/basemaps and GPS infrastructure? The consumable geospatial data in this country for apps like this, that is essentially free, is pretty cool.