Widgets that bolt to your chain guide, the widgets have notches that slide over matching notches on your bottom bracket shell hard to explain but they work a treat and are impossible to move once fitted

Nice vid! loving that NS riding wet and gnarly you made it look like a walk in the park. Great review these frames are faultless go buy one!

This is not the bike you need to run a dropper on full stop this is a 'freeride' bike why don't you move up a couple of articles and post the same lame argument on the the TR250 review, a frame that's made for the same type of riding which you would not run a dropper on. You're argument is the biggest fail here move on!!!

The 2012 batch of G-Spots take a 30.9 post (therefore a dropper) maybe cove are looking to do this with some more of their frames now?

STD because the 'Dual Link' has such a good feel but this looks pretty good and the weights look very similar. Both these frames look on par as far as performance goes I guess it comes down to personal preference.

Looking forward to reading this review in a few months time the MKI STD was unbelievable but Cove look to have done some logical adjustments to this MKII version which on paper should make it even better. These are great looking well built frames on a link system that is second to none good on Cove for doing what they do best keep up the good work guys!

If this rack fits 4 bikes why don't they demonstrate this and use bikes with pedals on them that would be interesting to see?

You guys must be having a laugh Gully was brilliant! He comes across as a top man and you have to respect a guy who rides the way he does plus he represents PB just fine

Damn.... false accusation I'll drink for that! Apologies to all the English folk

And Gee's Welsh

I say it's because 'Great Britain' is made up of a bunch of different counties it would be interesting to see how 'those' countries would stack up by themselves not as a collective. NZ is going to win this I'm pretty confident!