stever Minus Member.
St. Albert, Alberta, Canada
Male / 33
Member Since: Mar 17, 2005
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Bike I ride: 1) 2006 Giant Faith 2, 888 SL ATA, Pushed Fox DHX3, Hayes Stoker Ace brakes e.13 SS.FS chainguide, Diabolus seatpost, Easton Havoc DH wheelset, RaceFace Atlas FR handlebar 2)2009 Eastern Shovelhead 3) 1995 Kona Hahana
Favorite Trails: Trails are nice.
About Me: Hockey, snowboarding, wakeboarding, biking, wife, kids, accountant.
Products Recommended: Hayes Stroker Ace
Companies Supported: none - View Companies
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stever commented under tabletop84's photo ( 2 days ago )
Well I'm not to hot over the regular Tues, but, the special edition one pictured above, I'd give my left nut for.

stever commented under tabletop84's photo ( 2 days ago )
But those are not at all the same as the one pictured. The special offer tuesday was totally different.

stever commented under JulianCoffey's blog ( 2 days ago )
Someone needs to go back and force Darren to answer questions # 6 and 8.
stever commented under bradwalton's photo ( Jan 20, 2012 at 10:36 )
Holy F'ing Hell.

stever commented under Mkawas's photo ( Jan 12, 2012 at 11:42 )
That would be cool, if he wasn't just saving the kids for latter.

stever commented under mattwragg's blog ( Jan 10, 2012 at 8:15 )
What kind of cranks and bottom bracket were used on the build?
stever commented under JayTom20's photo ( Jan 6, 2012 at 10:59 )
Did that dude piss his pants?

stever commented under RichardCunningham's blog ( Dec 23, 2011 at 9:28 )
I don't see why the flat/clip pedals debate is so heated. Who cares? Run what ya' brung. If you like flats, great. Clipless, whatev's. Who cares. Personally, I ride flats on my DH bike, but really, its just because I'm the self-proclaimed king of crash, and prefer the peace of mind of being able to get safely aware from my bike in the event of a crash without worrying about unclipping. If I was better, I'd ride clipless. I run clipless whenever I'm riding XC or road.
stever commented under mikelevy's blog ( Dec 22, 2011 at 7:32 )
Hmmm, a couple of the sections in this blog were interesting, but, at other times I felt I felt like I was reading, "Best new consumable liquid: Water! It's wet and good for you. Favourite Breathable Gas: Air. Doctors have confirmed the breathing of air is in fact good for you, with particular benefits to brain, muscled, and metabolic function, and, when consuming the fresh outdoor variety, can have a wonderful euphoric effect."
stever commented under MTBcut's blog ( Dec 21, 2011 at 7:45 )
That Outdoor Capital video was great, but boy am I dumb. It took me until the kayak scene to realize it wasn't actually the geezer. And here I'm thinking, "That's old dude's got some rad trials skills". :facepalm:
stever commented under ducttapethenbeer's blog ( Dec 21, 2011 at 7:36 )
Definitely a cool project and some cool video footage. It's just too bad that it was ruined by the narration. I don't want to be mean or hurt anyone's feelings, but there was just something about listening to the narration that really turned me off.
stever commented under mikelevy's blog ( Dec 21, 2011 at 7:26 )
These knee pads have also been used and reviewed by hockey goaltenders. Apparently, there are some issues with quality and inconsistent sizing. Buyer Beware.
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doctorz wrote
Sep 28, 2011 at 8:11
if you would work so hard on something and had so many friend who just dont give a damn how would you feel , i aint no millionaire and i work my ass off for this project and nothing happen , so i give up whats the point , not even my own friend give a damn , most people think this is just a show and all will be fine but things arent not like that at all its real life . so thats why im going into other venu and i will keep building bike , just not downhill thats why im leaving pinkbike , cuz the scene is just to ungratefull . no one ever try to put themself in my shoe , my point of view to understand how things are

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doctorz wrote
Sep 27, 2011 at 12:00
this picture will be reposted none stop from now on in sign of my disapointment , not in the company but in the lack of help or any care , like my friend say downhiller are always going to be unsatisfied no matter how well a bike is made. so whats the point in trying even further .

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deannec wrote
Aug 19, 2011 at 15:04
All information about accommodations are on the ABA tech guide. The comfort inn on 67th and highway 2 is offering 119 a night with complimentary hot breakfast and there's a couple campgrounds that are not too far like Lions campground and Riverview Campground.

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deannec wrote
Jun 9, 2011 at 14:15
Hey Steve, Actually I don't. I did talk to Stephen a few months back and they were organizing it but I'm not sure where they are on their process. Try calling Josh at the ABA to find out. If I hear anything I'll let you know.

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BlackCrowe wrote
May 6, 2011 at 12:13
info: http://www.kickinghorseresort.com/mountain/ski-passes/season_pass-summer.aspx

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BlackCrowe wrote
Apr 28, 2011 at 19:30
Trying to get word on this, so far with no luck. I'll try, but will be out of town for the next week or so.

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silentj wrote
May 7, 2010 at 8:14
Hey Steve, the Jedi has some "anti-squat" built in for pedalling efficiency, which translates to a little bit of jack, but it's not very noticeable. Far less noticeable than say, my heckler. I find it extremely active when I puss out and have to brake through the rough stuff.

Put it this way, every single other bike I've ridden since I got my first F1 has felt brutally slow.

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iamdamone wrote
May 6, 2010 at 17:55
Thanks for the feedback on your truck setup. I'm not sure what I will end up with, but I may also look into a North-Shore style rack as I am looking for a canopy for my truck as well. The wife says a canopy is gay (she has a point) but I can't deny that they are hand for keeping the goods dry.


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