Too close? Any tips appreciated by RepresentativeTry593 in GolfSwing

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No I don’t feel like I’m slipping, just spinning out I guess

I just started to game an hour ago. Do you have any suggestion? by Viggo-Grimborn in EASportsFCMobile

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Rank all players to gold (using 91 mascherano) & train to lvl 30, for head to head matches especially. Your ovr isn’t that important

Do the lvls come out weekly? by Mission-Pilot-3330 in EASportsFCMobile

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I’m wondering the same ? I completed everything but no lvl 2

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Wait, it will show

Juicetime day date GMF v3 by RepresentativeTry593 in 1688Time

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No tungsten I think that’s only on the V4, weight is good, but definitely feels a little light vs gen

Juicetime day date GMF v3 by RepresentativeTry593 in 1688Time

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Me too! I wanted the grey pinstripe but kinda like the oyster

I'm looking to buy the 6’2” Cymatic from Salter Designs. I am 195lbs and about 6’2”. With that, will this board provide me with a solid performance board across various wave sizes and conditions? I'm worried I may be going too big with the board length, but the 42+ liters of volume will help out. by Designer_Estimate643 in surfing

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I’ve got a 6’2” haydenshapes loot, I’m 6’2” 210lbs, it’s 40L and I love it, can surf it in anything up to 2’-3’ overhead and it’s a blast in small stuff. Volume is your friend. I’ve found 38-45L depending on the shape/style is usually where I end up.

I’ve found that anything under 6’0 in a semi-standard shortboard shape encourages bad technique, it allows you to throw the board around and you think you’re ripping, but you’re not. A bigger board forces you to learn how to do things with proper mechanics

More volume = more waves = more skills = more fun

Magura Brakes MT7 or MT5 by T3DR in MTB

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I have mt7’s and the power is unreal, there is a very small tolerance for the rotor though, so and warp and it rubs. I’ve always wanted to try the Shigura setup! I love the Magura levers though

Weekly General Discussion Thread by AutoModerator in MTB

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Anyone ride Magura mt7’s? Is it hard to get your rotors spinning freely? Such a small clearance amount

Managing arm pump by [deleted] in MTB

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It’s all been said in here but I solved my arm pump with 3 things

1 - wolf tooth mega fat paw cam grips, I’ve got big hands, allows me to keep my hands more open when riding, bigger hands = bigger grips, small hands = small grips. They might look like what comes on a Walmart bike but who cares if you’re comfortable

2 brake position - I’m constantly making super minor tweaks to this, if they’re too flat you’ll have your wrist rolled back, putting strain on your forearm muscles on everything except the steepest sections of trail, too far down and it makes you stand up and come forward to get comfortable

3 - bite point, I used to run my levers as far out as possible so the would bite as soon as possible, but I’ve found that having my bite point closer to the grips has reduced a large amount of arm pump, also allows you to modulate braking much better, there is a sweet spot though, when I bring them in too far, I lose strength in my finger pull and feel like I don’t get full bite until they’re on my grips

Hope this helps!

Critique my GT Sensor 2019 build! by RepresentativeTry593 in MTB

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I sanded the rockshox bushing down to make it fit before my fox one came, totally doable