Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to episode 165 of the MTV podcast presented and hosted by Worldwide Cyclery Kettle Mountain Apparel and Trail One Components.

I'm Jared.

I'm Liam.

I don't know.

What order do we do this in? You're last now, dude. I'm Jeff. I don't know. What order do we do this in?

Your last now, dude.

I'm Jeff.

That is correct, ladies and gentlemen, in this episode, we will discuss some new bikes and

off-season training, plus some classic listener questions ranging from being in between

bike sizes to tire recommendations and everything in between.

And more signals from the bike industry that Super Boost is likely finally going to die.

Super Boost is dead.

Yes.

Yeah.

We love that.

Less standards.

Which maybe that's a great thing to talk about before we even get into Zach's words of wisdom.

Because how many new bikes have come out that were Super Boost that then have now realized it's over when I'm doing that again Honestly they've eaten Crow not a lot not a lot definitely the who are the main two to do it is evil in pivot

Anyone else really jump on a bandwagon? I care I Did salsa do that before? Oh, thanks. You know what? Salsa's on it. Did they have it? And yeah, they did because that's why we never built that bike up. I mean, just having a couple brands do it and then also a whole bunch of brands just never adopt it is enough that it's over. It's kind of the writing on the wall is like, hey, what do you guys doing? I think we talked about this probably on the pod before, but remember when we had that idea to make a change.org petition. Yeah. Kill Superboos. And then you'd looked into it and you did some research and like, well, it turns out you can't use change.org for, you know, satire things.

Yeah.

Basically things that don't matter.

Turns out.

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