What better for a MTB? [PKP vs. Channel]

[TheRef]

I haven’t had any runs ins with you so I don’t really have an opinion… you seem alright to me. I was just making a funny. You said defiantly instead of definitely.

[ducktaperules]

@NullBlox

I really not one to start beef,

Yeah, some here forget it’s possible to have a constructive conversation about something without having “beef”. Even respectful arguments are useful in educating and progressing ideas. IMO being able to make good points and counter points is a skill some seen to lack, it should be encouraged as long as it doesn’t shift into personal insults and shit slinging.

@NullBlox

many do this for Moto, etc. They use very premium parts and beat them up.

This is a fair point. But many in Motorsports also know that they have an expensive hobby and have long accepted that almost every part is consumable. I guess people at the high end of our sport know this but I don’t think it’s a general held view. Most think stuff should just work forever maintenance free.

[TheRef]

I totally agree with you on the grinding thing… I’m not good enough yet… but someday.

[cfelzien]

@Krommm

Got wobbles and you want to get better balance and ride skills…5 out of 4 dentists agree…take kung fu class(es). All jocularity aside, just results, understand that kung fu focuses on developing balance with minimal energy expenditures. I’m partial to Ving Tsun and Bai Lung styles; please don’t be influenced my bias and know that a good sifu is paramount. If you want to take it up a notch, try tai chi too. Best thing(s) I’ve ever done and helped immensely with snowboarding, downhill mountain biking, kite surfing, skate, meditation and any altercation I’ve allowed myself to be intertwined with, but you

This guy gets it.

[Kai]

Got speed wobbles? Just beat them up.
Jokes aside, hes right.