Inexplicable bike products

[east or bust]

April Fools jokes don't apply here. (There's enough real-world stupidity to go around)

Lighten up Francis

[toast2266]

I heard the joke " 7 inches of travel up/ down and side to side "

I used to have an RM9 with a shiver. I don't think it was physically possible to keep both wheels tracking in a straight line. That thing was soooo flexy. Pretty fun for jumping off stuff though.

[mntlion]

Seth reviewed an inexplicable product today.

https://youtu.be/apyTlND9Cuo

would like to try one. Unsure about buying one, more so at $400

[stuckathuntermtn]

Seth reviewed an inexplicable product today.

https://youtu.be/apyTlND9Cuo

Finally.
Can't wait to order a new frame with a 22" reach and 3" steertube.

[XXX-er]

I used to have an RM9 with a shiver. I don't think it was physically possible to keep both wheels tracking in a straight line. That thing was soooo flexy. Pretty fun for jumping off stuff though.

makes the stuff the fro-riders were doing pretty amazing, those were definatly the jump off of shit and break the frame days and apparetly BC riders broke more HW then anywhere else in NA

[JayPowHound]

Seth reviewed an inexplicable product today.

https://youtu.be/apyTlND9Cuo

Pilgrim didn't seem to hate the idea either.. although his was quite a bit cheaper.

[jm2e]

It’s not super crazy, just super ugly.
Think about size XS through XXL for the same model frames. You’re looking at wildly different handlebar heights relative to rider position.
Kids and short women are usually sitting upright and tall dudes are always hunched way over.


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[toast2266]

It’s not super crazy, just super ugly.
Think about size XS through XXL for the same model frames. You’re looking at wildly different handlebar heights relative to rider position.
Kids and short women are usually sitting upright and tall dudes are always hunched way over.


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If only frame designers increased the stack height in larger sizes.

[El Chupacabra]

Apparently there were antilock cantilever brakes in the 1990s. Never seen these before.