Geek Warning - Members Only
from Escape Collective
The bikes we’ll never let go
Things are a little flipped upside down in this week’s Geek Warning. Suvi, Dave, and Brad open the show by discussing their most meaningful bikes. The geeks then turn to pick a favourite side-access bottle cage for when frame space is limited. Of course there’s a handful of Ask a Wrench questions, answered. And the show wraps with a round-up of new tech to drop over the past week.
A small note: Suvi experienced some audio issues toward the end of the episode, and so, the power of editing has her disappear from the conversation without much warning.
Time stamps:
5:00 - The bikes we’ll never let go and those we wish we hadn’t
20:30 - Picking one side-access bottle cage
32:00 - Ask a wrench: resin versus metallic (sintered) disc brake pads
40:00 - Ask a wrench: the importance of matching rear shock hardware sizes
45:30 - Ask a wrench: Chainline woes in going old 2x to new 1x gravel
51:30 - Tech news on the daily
53:20 - Dare’s Velocity Ace goes full aero
55:30 - Enduro also now offering polymer-infill frame pivot bearings
1:00:00 - Enve’s new M-series wheels
1:01:15 - Daysaver’s new mini pumps
1:02:30 - Body Rocket on-bike aero sensor arrives
A small note: Suvi experienced some audio issues toward the end of the episode, and so, the power of editing has her disappear from the conversation without much warning.
Time stamps:
5:00 - The bikes we’ll never let go and those we wish we hadn’t
20:30 - Picking one side-access bottle cage
32:00 - Ask a wrench: resin versus metallic (sintered) disc brake pads
40:00 - Ask a wrench: the importance of matching rear shock hardware sizes
45:30 - Ask a wrench: Chainline woes in going old 2x to new 1x gravel
51:30 - Tech news on the daily
53:20 - Dare’s Velocity Ace goes full aero
55:30 - Enduro also now offering polymer-infill frame pivot bearings
1:00:00 - Enve’s new M-series wheels
1:01:15 - Daysaver’s new mini pumps
1:02:30 - Body Rocket on-bike aero sensor arrives