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  1. #2326
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    Found a new to me Peruvian join in SLC the other night. MmmmmmmClick image for larger version. 

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    Quote Originally Posted by rideit View Post
    Ooohhh…which one first…usually Lomo Saltado.

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  3. #2328
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    The absolute, 100% BEST lomo Saltado I have had in the US was in Orem recently, absolutely astounding.
    Forum Cross Pollinator, gratuitously strident

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    Quote Originally Posted by rideit View Post
    The absolute, 100% BEST lomo Saltado I have had in the US was in Orem recently, absolutely astounding.
    Where? I demand to know.
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    I think it was 51 Perú The limonada and ceviche norteño was amazing as well. And the yucca frita, and the Causa ..
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    Hole in the wall
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    Sweet. I'm gonna hit it up. Gracias señor!
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    It ain’t fancy. It’s just fucking right, just like you would find anywhere in Perú.
    pretty much all word of mouth. And there is a fantastic Peruvian/Southern/Latin American grocery next door.


    https://peru51restaurant.com/


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    SLC Eats thread, JONGs...



    Thanks for the leads, I'd love to find a good Lomo a lo Pobre in the area.
    Montani Semper Liberi

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    Just received and slapped on PNW Loam 200mm dropper to replace a *very* slowly failing Giant 150mm stock dropper.

    To be fair, the Giant dropper worked admirably for 6 years, so probably didn't owe me anything.

    The additional drop is *really* nice...

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    Quote Originally Posted by skaredshtles View Post
    Just received and slapped on PNW Loam 200mm dropper to replace a *very* slowly failing Giant 150mm stock dropper.

    To be fair, the Giant dropper worked admirably for 6 years, so probably didn't owe me anything.

    The additional drop is *really* nice...
    Put some red nail polish on it somewhere and it'll make you at least 12% faster.
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    formerly an ambassador for a few others, but the ski industry is... interesting.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grskier View Post
    Put some red nail polish on it somewhere and it'll make you at least 12% faster.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Shredhead View Post

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    SS, come with us next year, you will find out!
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    Quote Originally Posted by rideit View Post
    SS, come with us next year, you will find out!
    Prolly gonna be doing an Ireland trip next year and perhaps one to Italy if I can talk the wife into it...

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    https://www.cyclingweekly.com/news/w...solvency-looms

    Chain Reaction having problems is a big one

    last spring shop bro did say there will be blood in the water but this is suprising
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    Purchased the Scott Genius 940 a year ago. Upgrades in the past year to wheels and cockpit. Suspension is up next.

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    I9 Enduro S w/Hydra hubs
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    I have no loma saltido content to share, but I did add some extra party to the back of my Spur:
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    The OEM SidLuxe was underdamped from the start at the 220psi required to support my fat ass. I was blowing through travel and felt like it wanted to pogo back to sag even at rebound 1 click from full closed. The Float X feels WAY more controlled bouncing on it in the driveway. Excited to dial this thing in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by grabtindy View Post
    I have no loma saltido content to share, but I did add some extra party to the back of my Spur:
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    The OEM SidLuxe was underdamped from the start at the 220psi required to support my fat ass. I was blowing through travel and felt like it wanted to pogo back to sag even at rebound 1 click from full closed. The Float X feels WAY more controlled bouncing on it in the driveway. Excited to dial this thing in.
    I’ll be interested to hear how you like it. With the shock open, my Spur with SIDLuxe actually has a bit more movement when I pedal than my Norco Sight with Super Deluxe. The shock on my Sight has a Vorsprung tune for a more aggressive rider than me and might be sticky and due for a service, but my sense is that the SIDLuxe is fairly lightly damped. I don’t have any issues while descending, but I definitely make frequent use of the lockout on the climbs, which surprised me for a short travel bike.

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    Wheels of my hardtail and full sus got carbonified, WA1 Triad rims and Hope Pro 5 hubs. Glad to now have that sweet sweet crash warranty

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    Quote Originally Posted by grabtindy View Post
    I have no loma saltido content to share, but I did add some extra party to the back of my Spur:
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    The OEM SidLuxe was underdamped from the start at the 220psi required to support my fat ass. I was blowing through travel and felt like it wanted to pogo back to sag even at rebound 1 click from full closed. The Float X feels WAY more controlled bouncing on it in the driveway. Excited to dial this thing in.
    Nice - I'd always wanted to try one of those when I had my spur.

    Piggyback clears the downtube?

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    On my size Large it just barely clears. I took it down to about 20psi and powerbombed myself onto the saddle with increasing force. No funny noises or signs of impact. A thread on EmptyBeer confirms lots of other folks running the float x without issue.

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    Got my new Druid V2 all built up today at The Gear Wizard. Stoked on how it turned out and can't wait to let 'er rip!

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    What have you bought/upgraded today.

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    Procured a Ranger V2 a few months ago, rode the Sid Luxe and Sid Ult fork for a bit but the plan has been Fox squishy bits. Finally got a 34 SC, went with orange because fuckit. Also swapped on some GX AXS stuff I pulled off the Rascal I sold to TechTonics.
    So far so good. The V2 is noticeably stiffer when pushing into chunky turns. Takes a little more to find the limit of the bike compared to V1.
    I just like AXS Eagle shifting now. The shit works great. Might get transmission on this at some point, but ultimately would like a Transmission -style direct mount with regular AXS Eagle shifting. That would be the holy grail.


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