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I've had good results with Galfer also. However, I have just bought new EBC pads for my Magura MT5s and they have been outstanding. Super fast bed in, noticeable improvement in power and lasting really well.

Legs were absolutely cooked! :ROFLMAO:

Highly recommend a trip to the Tweed Valley. So many places to ride, lots of places to stay and we've got the uplift too! I'd be happy to do some guiding too, I only request a post ride beer!

This is just standard tree distance round here! 🤣

As others have said, all the forks you mention will be good. I've had great experiences with Lyrik Ultimate and certainly haven't ever felt they were flexy. They can be had for decent money and are easy to set up. The Decoy came with a 38 Performance. I was initially sceptical but it's proved...

This was the mast stage of the EWS when it was here last year. An amazing and very long (for UK) trail.

Conditions here are all time prime. I absolutely love this bike!

Can't be the shock as the length and stroke are the same. I think either the linkage is different or it's a typo, or it was 170 all along!

Despite Trailforks showing some as closed, I think everything on the bottom half of the hill is running. Not sure about the top half, although I believe Bricktop is ok. Definitely enough running to make it worth the visit.

Thornilee on Sat (better get the big boy pants on) and then a big Golfie loop Sunday. These will both be on the manual bike! I might ride the eeb tomorrow after work.

Newcastleton us wiped out according to DMBINS

They sell unite stuff in one of my local bike shops. It looks like really nice stuff, the pedals especially.

Mullet4Lyf bro!

Code RSCs and 2x HS2 220mm discs.

Seems to suggest, that like mine you only get LSR and LSC.

I cannot say for sure why, but this is similar to my YT Decoy. Even though the shock is classed as a Performance Elite, which should have high and low speed compression, I can only adjust the low speed. I assume this is a cost saving measure from YT and that various other manufactures likely...

My experience with Codes is that the bleed process is extremely easy and clean, but the results can be unexpectedly variable. By that I mean, they feel good after the initial bleed, but then after one ride, or maybe a week, or even two or three, the lever will start pulling to the bar again and...

Mine were bolted down by fork mount. This was so I could get them low enough to build a fixed bed above. Worked great. This was in large camper van though, designed for long trips to Europe etc.

Absolutely fair point. However, I think it matters more if you are riding steep trails, where having to use less force on the lever makes a big difference to confidence and hand fatigue. On my local trails, difference in brake performance becomes extremely noticeable across something like a...

This.