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Thanks for the feedback!

Andrew or anyone else, have you had or resolved any issues with the Cura 2's having very minimal pad rollback? I've got a set that always wants to rub. I've been thinking about rebuilding the calipers with new seals because I heard that they may have been changed slightly since I got this set.

Broken Social Scene just played a show 2 hours from me and I didn't go. WTF is wrong with me.

“MY NEW, NEW BIKE”. 

I love it. My 3 year old puts "My new" in front of so many things that he said "My new dad" the other day. My wife just about died laughing.

A week of riding in the UP in January or February would blow your mind. I hope you take them up on it!

So that means that it uses different bolts than standard? M4 instead of M5?

The frame looks really nice but I have to admit I stopped reading when I saw "Super Boost". I get it for certain full suspension builds, but for a hard tail? No way.

Getting it running again was the plan, but the dust keeps settling on it. My wife would love to see it wheeled out by any means necessary, but I don't want to see it scrapped when someone could do something ridiculous with it instead like Gambler 500 or gut it for autocross.

Catahoula Ergonomics saddles are made in Missoula, Montana and have quite a dedicated following from what I've heard. Cyclocross pro and TrainerRoad employee Ivy Audrain raves about them quite a bit.

As far as grips--I think Ergon or SQLabs may have a grip that is made in Germany.

Sweet car! I've got a rusty 2002 325xit manual that has been languishing in my garage for 5+ years. It had the dreaded coolant leak the day after I replaced the water pump. Luckily the coolant line blew as I was pulling into my driveway so there was no time for engine damage.

Something that I learned when I owned this post was that if your shock pump has ingested any fork oil in the past, a small amount can be transferred to the seat post when airing it up, and it will eventually contaminate the friction surfaces inside the post on the mechanical brake it uses to lock in position. The result is that sitting down hard on the post can make it let out a squawk and drop an inch or two. I eventually passed along the post because of this. I weigh 140 pounds, so I don't think that was the issue.