Traveled abroad at the start of May. Plan was to bring VB GF002 with me. Got Trek box for XL sized Madone and started dismantling the bike. I was thinking that the frame, fork, handlebar all tied together because of internal hoses will somehow fit in the box. After numerous permutations and combinations and 3 hours later I decided to call it quits. In the end I brought along rim brake SSE. The handlebar was kept in the rear triangle. Everything beautifully wrapped in foam. The GF002 is still lying in my home completely disassembled. Only a dedicated hard case will fit the carcass of full ICR bike without disconnecting hoses etc. Major pain.

I guess I'll keep my semi-ICR frames for now. I travel by air every so often with my bikes, and I can just dismantle my stem/handle bars and everything fits in the box. No need to disconnect hydraulic hoses either. If the bike is electronic, there are only 2 external hoses. So it's still quite minimalistic, but far easier to travel with.

Ryet is trash

 36t ratchet asymmetrical carbon wheels from Ryet, $50 off $300+ with code USSC50

https://a.aliexpress.com/_mLjtQww

I'm tempted

My dream DIY enduro build:
- 170mm travel (or more)
- High pivot (narrow-wide cogs, standard bearing size)
- Non-trunnion shock mount, preferably 230mm eye to eye (with leverage curve suitable for coil)
- Modular geometry, which means:
    - Adjustable chainstay length
    - Flip chip
    - Adjustable shock mount
    - Adjustable headset cups (both for reach adjust and stack height)
- Compatible with DH forks

I can't even use the english app, mine only connects to the chinese app, which is a bit annoying since there are no translations for anything. Is it possible there are two firmwares? Or even two hardware lights marketed for different regions and I ended up with the wrong one?