I used to ride and race road. There is no denying that the actual speeds achieved on the road are much higher. However, let's talk about the sensation of speed. The sensation of speed I get when riding a good trail is way higher than any ever experienced on the road, that's what makes trail riding so dope and leaves road in the dust (for me) so to speak.

Havn't ridden it, but I agree with Kramster, after lookin at the footage..

Short rear ends rule!

If you're going there, why not make the spring external and have it do the protection job?

"Easton (and most other bar makers) states that its bars test strong enough to be pushed right through the bones and flesh of a human without damage " Danhillracer, you've got it right. I've Taken the bars to the sternum, and been damn glad the bars bent and didn't penetrate. Maybe I wouldn't be here to tell the tale if I was running super stiff bars. I buy light bars now for that reason. THere is no blinkety blankety blank blank way in the world I'd buy these. Down with Excessive new "standards"

Instead of two levers, why not two positions on one lever?

Great riding, footage, and song, bring more please!

Thanks for publishing the stack and reach with the geometry on your website, very helpful!

Ok, thanks, so how did I miss all of the product ones? Links?

Dear Redbull My two cents~ THanks so much for covering this, and especially for hiring Rob and Nigel. However the tech crew screwed up big time on the replay; and the guy with the cheezy radio voice interludes should go back to radio. How about one or two more cameras?

Great that you guys had a good time, but -PB Taipei coverage summed up- too much lifestyle, not enough bike.