Amazing riding skills, awesome terrain. Anyone else realize that while shredding moss is visually appealing much like powder skiing, that it takes a bit longer for it to grow than it does snow to fall...

Good to know, never ridden a King Hub, just run King Headsets and BBs. Ridden my I9s for a few years now and love 'em. PB It would be very cool to see a head-to-head comparison of high-end hubs with super quick engagement. I9, Chris King, Hadley, any others I'm forgetting?

Darn cool, always liked running King Headsets. Both King and Cane Creek in my opinion, and from using both on my bikes, are of excellent quality. I for one, will now more happily pay a few bucks more for King stuff knowing how it's produced. It's just money anyways, meant to be spent somewhere, you get to chose where. So when I next buy King, I'm buying top quality machined parts and supporting a company that cares a little more than the others and isn't afraid to hope that a few of its customers do too. PB - Now I'd love to see this type of inside look at Industry Nine's 8 person operation in NC...

"The 24 x 38 crankset gearing was welcome when shuttling was not an option" really, shuttling a 28lb bike...? This is mountain biking, pedal... Save the fun of shuttling for big bikes and big trails.

awesome vid, and pumped to ride my big bike. but... goggles for DH, but not for sawing? my eyes do not like sawdust and wood chunks

So did anyone get to ride the new 36 Float RC2 160 or 180? I'd love to hear if it's been "improved" upon or if it's still tough and reliable (but still needing frequent svc...) like my 2008 36 Float RC2 that I still run and is great.

Just a touch :) America is quite sick, just not in the cool way. haha