Definitely a very talented trials rider, but I think Danny MacAskill has a much more enjoyable style to watch. Kenny would be more interesting to watch at world champs in his element competing.

Granted his riding style is a little bit different than most, but you have to admit he's fast( 2nd place in Junior expert at the western open, and he's been featured in Decline mag). Technique may vary, but what works works right?

I've noticed with a lot of the Twenty6 pedals that come through our shop the anodized parts always seem to fade really bad, like with the green and purple on the pedals after they had been used is a really dull shade of what it used to be. Seems to me that they need to work on their anodization process, it seems pretty silly to pay that much for anodized pedals only to have them fade after what seems like only a season that pinkbike tested them.

Ha ha, agreed!

Interesting that they chose to use polylube 1000 on their bottom bracket cups. At room temperature that stuff is a semi liquid and doesn't create a very watertight seal. At our shop we use an anti sieze that park tools makes and is much better at forming a barrier against dust and grime than the polylube. Time after time when we pull a bb that has been threaded into a shell with polylube everything is nasty and grimy.

Why doesn't Steve Romanuik use the guards for his dorado? Seems kind of silly not protect his stanchions.

Anyone else notice that Bryceland has like three bashguards in that photo?

AWEsome!!