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Hey everybody, welcome to the single tracks podcast. Today it's me, Jeff, and I'm here with Aaron and

Greg, and today we're going to be talking about several topics that are trending in the

mountain bike world this week and this month. First off, we're going to talk about an article

that John shared with us a couple

weeks ago titled 10 Bikes for 10 Trails, where he talked about 10 different mountain bikes that he's

tested and sort of imagine which trails those bikes would be best suited for. So I wanted to talk

to you guys a little bit about that idea and see,

what do you guys think about that? Are there certain bikes that work well for certain trails?

Or does it go the other way around? Do people design the bikes to fit specific trails? What's your experience been with that?

I think both of those things, definitely.

Personally, in my experience, I see lots of bikes having an ideal use case

where there's one specific type of riding or one specific type of trail

that they might just be the best at.

So what's impressive to me is that John, you know, on these like outer bike

test loops, you know, got such a feel for a bike on that one test loop that he was like, oh,

I'm riding this bike in Moab, but it would be great in Minnesota, for instance. You know,

while for me, like, I have a harder time picking up on those nuances in like a five-mile ride. So I think like long-term reviews of bikes are still king. So if you can take a bike, test it on a bunch of different terrain. I think at the end of the test, you're like, I think this bike did the best at this specific type of riding and this specific type of terrain.

But at the same time, I do think, you know, so the bikes can be particularly suited for a type of terrain that could be because the company designed it for a specific type of terrain too.

I totally got that feel riding the Santa Cruz Bronson on the local Santa Cruz trails with guys

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