Lmao... I guess im just caught up in the times, besides, the guys bike wasnt set up correctly for hucking, so it will always throw him foreward like that.

ya when i get back from vt. cuz i need a different for for the yeti. im thinking either boxxer race or a domain not shure... btw whuld i be able to replace the dampining rods to possibly lower my fork?... just a thought

the pic is for the run in on a small drop.

oh tru. thanks alot man.

yoo broski, what are sucha big downfalls of the RCV dampner?

my juicy 7's are kick-ass, I think they have excellent feel and power, and are easy as hell to bleed. which has been the ONLY maitenance i've ever had to do on them.. it takes about 15 min's and I do it myself, the brake pads are a little harder to get in and out then other brakes but, how often do you take your brake pad's out..?? they also have a nice "bail out" feature where the Levers can Click out from their normal riding position by about 3 inches so that you don't get your hand caught when crashing...I Highly reccomend the Avid juicy 7's..