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Awesome vid! Anyone know the name of the tune at around 23-24 minutes?
I have seen these racks chew up bikes on FSR's. The extended rack beyond the rear of the truck creates a huge cantilever effect on the rack and tends to hang up on water bars. There is a lot of torsion about the receiver and eventually loosens everything, so you have to constantly re-tighten bolts and add shims.
A really good rack is the North Shore rack:
www.northshoreracks.com (??)
The rack sits closer to the back of the vehicle and there is virtually no "rubbing" going on. There is still lateral movement about the receiver, however not to the degree of the Thule. I highly recommend the NS racks.
Then again, a blanket over the tailgate and pads on your pedals and fork legs + tie-downs is still the tried and true. If only I could figure out a way to magically make my truck drive back down to the trail head!! :)
Get better soon. Even with a broken Tib/Fib. you could probably still send it bigger than anyone else out there! Hope to see you riding again in Nelson.
Awesome clip on Nelson life! Finishing Bedframe w/skier's right definitely the way to go. If you think it's "easier to get sponsored out West" check out the bike park at Rosemont(props to Rick!). There are kids there who could put on a clinic! EVERYONE and their dog rides these trails like it's nothing, that's how much talent is out here in the Kootenay's. About Us
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