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@nate35: There are food vendors that hang out in the parking lot on the weekends... People just have to accept the fact that because of the internet and stava its all open season. 90% of the riders there on any given saturday or sunday are dudes on ebikes filming for the gram or yt and their 5 followers... No need to get the on the soapbox for me. There are plenty of us that have been and will continue to dig on our local trails. Trail building has been and will always be a thankless endeavor. Asking people that have no idea how to sculpt trail to just grab a shovel and put in time is going to leave more trails worse off than they were to begin with.

@jacobmx360: haha okay that is the dumbest comment ive heard in a while. Good luck with that homegirl.

are you kidding me, there are a zillion vids on yt. Nothing about this system is "sacred" Its legit one of the most well known systems in California. Campus was well known 20 years ago before strava when there was a fraction of what is built know. Cool your jets...

Agreed, E-Bike = Moped. "The word moped was coined by the Swedish journalist Harald Nielsen in 1952, as a portmanteau of the Swedish words motor and pedaler.

Anyone notice the Smashpot top cap in one of the pictures that is absent is the rest… I wouldn’t ride without mine either :)

@fabwizard: @vtracer: It does not, it's a step change by less than one percent, they are both equally as inconsistent. Look up the data using the tables that NIST has available are the world standard for liquid and gas properties, for a fee of course. No dyno will ever be able to measure the difference. At 73°F & 250PSI the ICT, isothermal compressibility, of air is 0.995142, N2 is .997119, @ 223°F air is 1.002369 and N2 is 1.00385. ICT is the inverse of the bulk modulus of a fluid or a gas, i.e. how squishy it is. Heat will have no measurable difference on the compressibility or the density of N2 and Air. As air is 73% N2. This is all very easy to calculate for those that care, lots of myth very little data to back it up. The solubility of both gases is water is very well documented and described by Junji Tokunaga in the Journal of chemical and engineering data vol 20 no 1, 1975. His work still stands to this day.

Zero need to use nitrogen to charge an IFP. The two most important properties, compressibility and density, track within a percent of each other at pressures ranging from sub atmosphere to over 500PSI and at temps from 70-250°F. Air is 78% nitrogen...