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I'm really confused. Why would you need to remove the headset? Just take one fork out and replace the other. They will have the same diameter steerer. The only thing you'll need to swap is crown race, but that can be easily removed with a screwdriver. If it's not split just split it with a saw...

I saw not one, but TWO Voimas in the space of about 3 minutes while walking home from the shop on Sunday. Common as muck! :ROFLMAO:

I have a 2022 YT Decoy Shred 1: What’s your size and weight? 171cm / 80kg riding weight. I ride a medium decoy. On paper, the numbers don't really make sense (my main bike is a P2 Privateer 161) but the Decoy is an absolute riot to ride. It's possibly the best cornering bike i've ever...

Why would you need a bearing puller? Fork swap should be a very easy at home job. I wouldn't worry about damaging it at all, unless you are absolutely enormous.

Didn't realize they were so small

Would you carry those on a ride though?

You can open a quick link with a shoelace, but I would probably carry a mini quick link tool if I was doing an epic. Shoelace is last resort! There are lots of small quick link tools, mostly combined with tyre levers, or as above, in an EDC.

Mine is wall mounted. Maybe they helps it stay cooler. 🤷

No experience of the Leatt one, but my partner wears a Fox Raceframe and finds it really comfortable. It's the smaller size, she is around 5ft 4 and 140lbs. She generally wears it over her jersey whenever we are doing any kind of uplifted riding.

Not aware of mine getting hot. I'll have to check next time it's charging!

I've run tyres for months with several plugs in with no issues. Patching from the inside sounds like a sensible plan though.

Ft Bill is absolutely legendary for killing wheels. It's not really a typical scenario. I'm about 80kg (175) kitted up and get on well with around 20/21F 23/24R. My local trails are not very rocky and tend to be steep and slippery. In poor conditions I might drop as low as 18/20. For...

Why is it so important to film your racing?

Well spotted 👍

178mm 👍

Pretty pointless comparing different bikes based on wheel size. Geo will make more difference. Personally I think the difference between 27 and 29 is often vastly exaggerated. 29ers can be fun and playful, 27 can be dull and lifeless. There is way more at work that just the size of the wheels.

Looks good! A lot better looking than their regular bikes.

Also bear in mind it's not just vertical height, but offset. The 43mm adaptors I run look no taller than the 23s, but the offset is different.

Just get correct sized adaptors from galfer. They are very cheap.

I've had good results with the bolt on RRP and the official Fox ones. I would avoid cable ones where possible. I was so meticulous about invisiframing my lyrik and it still bloody rubbed through the paint. The crud guard XL is probably the most effective one I've ever used, but it makes an...