FINALLY a gravity dropper for the downhill set.

The article defines Wheelbase as the "distance from axle to axle." The drawing should be corrected as it shows the rear wheelbase ending point to the left of the drop out (past the axel). Not a major issue, just a little confusing to the viewer.

Rockstorm: I enjoyed the video. Looks like it will just get better as that trail beds in. Not ranting here, just a general comment...when people are posting up vids, it would be great to get general information on the regional location. No need for specifics, we don't need to know how to locate your secret trail, but maybe something like Western Washington State, Scotland, Western B.C., etc. Peace Out and keep up the good work.

Thanks for the bermage stoke.

Great comprehensive review! I always appreciate the detailed and more importantly long term test reviews. THANKS!

Looks like some good kit. Just a suggestion regarding future helmet reviews, I would like to hear about compatibiity with mounting night light syystems. It appears that the top vents would be suitable for strapping on a night light. Many "skate lid" styles aren't always compatible with mounting night lights.

Nice construction on that stunt! Curious to know the regional location. Not looking for an exact location. Easten WA, Idaho, Western B.C.??? Miss those dry woods here in Seattle. Peace.