Gonna order a decal kit one day if they're still available.

I miss the 66 because it was lighter, other than that, Shiver is nicer

Thanks, rides great, so tank.

Thanks.

That's what I said.. I ride an 05 Sasquatch.

On the intarwebz.

Soon my friend, soon.

24" Wheels.

Chainstays are relatively short on the Chase.

Penis rider maybe.

You're Cocky for someone who likes Penis.

Some people are pretty stupid.

Thanks, and thanks for the two favourites

Damn right it does!

It feels like multiple orgasms.

Thanks!

It's from 1993... and the tag is in nearly perfect condition... ridiculous the stuff that was found in that work area.

I don't think endurance is a skill.

It's called ECC. Maybe knowing what you're talking about would help you not look stupid.

He's an ignorant British guy, just ignore him.

That frame can handle the Shiver no problem.

We definitely have to ride soon.

Thanks!

Looks wicked, the seat has to get scaled down a bit though... looks out of proportion.

IRC Kujo DH tire up front Haha?

Haha, yeah I went for a short ride.. then it started pouring out.. felt good in the few hard corners I took during the ride.

My buddy Brent with the Gray/Tan Manik. He's got a DC Shiver on it.

It's pretty damn fun yeah. No matter what fork is on it, it's always a fun bike.

I fear the fork might be too flexible for DH trails though. I had trouble cornering through rocky sections with a Manitou fork because of how much they flex.

Haha, Yeah, that's a lot of money sitting there just in forks.

Thanks! I like the Shiver so far, much lighter than the 66. Not as plush/active as the 66 though.

Thanks.

You're an idiot. Rebound adjust isn't going to make the fork feel any less dead. Maybe a heavier coil would.

Go troll another picture.

Yeah because a dead feeling fork is so much better.

66 is better, and it's 2 lbs heavier actually, not 1.

The Fox fork feels kinda dead, and isn't as progressive.

I like the weight of the 36, and that's about it.

Because I can.

Damn right.

We all had a great day, and I can't thank you enough for being our transportation, and a good riding buddy.

Kelso.