MTB tools built on real physics.
Trail advocacy grounded in economic data.
For riders who want to understand
the machine beneath them —
and the land beneath the machine.
148mm Boost vs. 157mm Super Boost hub comparison using Ford's Mode Matrix — across Compare, Simulation, and Deep Dive tabs.
Mountain bike intellectual property from 1890 to 2026, across eight categories with 200+ entries and confidence-tier labeling.
Economic impact modeling for trail projects, synthesized from 13 U.S. investment studies with international currency toggle.
HSC/LSC damping controls, terrain-specific inputs, and an anatomically correct fork schematic for visualizing compression behavior.
85+ parks across 29 states, with Loam Pass badge system and mobile-first accordion design for trail-side reference.
27 parks, bilingual EN/FR, Leaflet map, Gravity Logic and Kodiak Trail Works badge system. Fully self-contained at ~268 KB.
35 suspension patents with live expiration countdowns, three brand-themed color schemes, and Pinkbike iframe deployment.
Six-axis radar chart with Devinci Troy 2025 presets, corrected Whipple reference wheelbase, and bar sweep RAD correction.
Two-pillar economic model anchored to Kemp 2025, built for civic advocacy presentations to parks departments and councils.
Pacejka/FastBike tire model for comparing tread patterns across terrain types and load conditions.
Post Millennium Renaissance MTB is the work of Jon — a trail advocate,
content creator, and tool builder based in Castle Rock, Colorado. The tools here are
built without a formal coding background, out of a conviction that mountain bike
mechanics and trail economics deserve the same rigor we bring to the trail itself.
The work spans two audiences: technically sophisticated riders who want to understand
what's actually happening inside their wheel builds and suspension, and civic
stakeholders who need clear, defensible data to invest in trails and open space.
No solutions — only tradeoffs, understood.
Economic impact research and civic presentation materials supporting trail expansion at Castle Rock's flagship mountain bike destination — delivered to Town Council with defensible ROI framing.
Trail advocacy resources and community engagement materials for Castle Rock's Ridgeline Open Space, grounded in 13 U.S. trail investment studies and built to hold up in front of municipal stakeholders.
