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Doesn't the "more supple on the top end" make it bob more when climbing though? I assume it voids the lifetime frame warranty as well?

How does it compare to the Ripmo AF you had?

In the short time that I had on it, I noticed that it cornered really well. Also u need to take that thing to some proper DH tracks & let it eat!!

Where did u bought it ?

How much did the stock bike weigh?

How much does the bike weigh?

My search engine doesn't support image transfer but it is literally like looking at its twin including color and decals! Only difference visually is the electric components on mine and perhaps mine is a bit taller because I set it up that way because I am 6'5". Cool to see such an exact match

Love ur bike so much that I have it's twin!! Only differences are that I converted mine to electric with a 72v motor, a 3000w battery and a 5th element rear air shock with a titanium coil! Otherwise virtually identical! Let's see if I can figure out how to add an image

How tall are you?

What settings are you using and what camera is that one? Thanks 🙏🏼 Nice trail!

Thank you for showing the complete ride here. I am a beginner and wanted to try this trail but every other video I see shows only part of the ride and half the time the people end up getting lost.😄

Might have missed it but what crank and bottom bracket combo did you use for it?

Pure Fun, excitement and Fitness.

Awesome style. My father used to race these bikes and as a kid I always loved them. Now I own 4 Intense Classics. Two Uzzi SL, an Uzzi SLX, and a tracer all from that time period. Amazing bikes.

I love this bike especially one with MX bars. A little bit bit too high priced in my opinion

Looks so clean and simple awesome bike, looking to buy my brother and I a pair to build. Would you happen to have any promo codes for the frame?

I have that same top tube bag, but with the flappy cover. We'll have to do a bikepacking trip! I *think* I have all my gear....

Been riding a weekender archer (chose for the flat bar as don’t get along w drops) for the past 2 years and love it. The main things I wish were different on the weekender were through axles and would love a bit more tire clearance, got some 2.25’s on there at the min which just about fit as long as the wheels are running true, but would be nice to go up to 2.4-2.5. In retrospect I probably should’ve gone with the mx model for the drivetrain upgrades but the cheaper microshift stuff has treated me pretty well.

Was looking for something exactly like this, lo and behold, relatively inexpensive bike company making good stuff in my city?? Curious though why you specifically wouldnt want a Surly for the same job though

I'm a roadie and got in a rut. Started going off road and it gave me a new enthusiasm for cycling again. There aren't that many trails near where I live but it's nice to be able to mix it up whenever I feel.

I think everybody needs a gravel bike exploration/cruising/adventure machine.

Yea dude!!!

Get the Banshee Prime and move back to AZ. Don't over think stuff. You'll feel better😮🎉

Beauti full

Will the water bottle unscrew if one wanted to use a different one?

ASMR ❤

ASMR❤

How can you live with yourself without Kashima on the rear shock? 😂

Can confirm

i have this bike and love it. i might try some easy trails with it now!!!!!!!

Appreciate the shoutout man!!! Bike turned out great! 😁😁😁

What length spokes did you have to use on the wheels

DO NOT BUY A PROMASTER!!! These are the biggest piles of $hit on the road.

Broo sooooo nice 🤤

Works good even with the air shock?

Good stuff dude!!

I keep an engine block in mine. Are you coming back to AZ?👊😒👍

I’m 66yo with a very similar situation. Been riding for over 40 years both rode and MTB. I’m also a Chiropractor with a lot of sports injury experience. It’s a known fact chronic aerobic athletes have afib more often then non athletes. I sense your trepidation with pushing your heart after the ablation procedure which is perfectly normal. First, you should be speaking with you EP to create a schedule for getting back on the bike. Let your heart recover, at least a few months before pushing yourself to allow the heart swelling to go down. During this time just keep your HR well below your max. Ride easy. Listen to your body. If you need to take a day off then do it. Slowly increase the time and intensity of your rides. You’ll gain confidence that you’re not going to die during or after a ride as you have repeated experience of elevating your HR without issue. I’m 10 months post ablation and back to riding road and MTB on my non e-bike. I developed pericarditis post ablation which forced me to take it easy. The point here is the ablation, if it got all the areas of aberrant signals, is a structural correction of the abnormal signaling. Although it scars your heart these areas do not structurally weaken your heart muscle and you can return to cycling without fear. Now here’s the caveat: I am not a cardiologist! I am relating my personal experience as a patient with more than average knowledge on human physiology and this should not be used as medical advice for your particular situation. I don’t believe there is data on athletes post ablation to substantiate what I’ve experienced. Too many times I read comments from people without specific experience and it’s taken as factual. This is not that. I want to encourage you to give your body a chance to heal and slowly return to your prior activities.

Was the jab worth it?

Glad you’re on the mend.. my little brother had some heart issues it was scary going through it with him..

Yo, YT decoy's are pretty cheap...hope you get better!

Take it easy and we’ll hit some gravel miles if you’re still around Chi-town after everything thaws. ✌️

Damn Jeff, take care and be smart. Maybe get a road bike and a trainer. Get those miles indoors and just ride the MTB on occasion. Listen to your doctor's, family and your body.

NICE job! Might have to do that on my bike!