I ride Rocky Mountain Element Bikes which were built by Jay Taylor at Taylor Cycles and serviced and maintained by Taylor Cycles www.taylorcycles.com.au
Forks and rear suspension serviced by Cyclinic Brisbane https://cyclinic.com.auhttp://
These are set up as follows on the main bike
Rocky Mountain Element 2017
Front forks: fox
Rear shock - Fox float
Wheels (carbon supplied with the bike)
Tyres: Maxxis - I find these the most ideal for the racing which I enjoy and are fully compatible with Joe's liquid latex (tubeless system)
Handlebars: Vector
Brakes: Shimano SLX
Pedals: Deore XT
1*11 - Shimano Xt Rear, race face front chainring
Saddle: WTB
Stem: ARX team 11
Generic foam grips
Back up/second bike (retired from racing)
Rocky Mountain Element 2014
Front forks: Fox
Rear shock - Fox float
Wheels: 2up carbon wheels built by Taylor Cycles Brisbane
Tyres: Maxxis
Brakes: Shimano SLX
Pedals: Deore XT
1*10 - Shimano XTR Rear, race face front chainring
Saddle: Prologe - pro-Dea
Seatpost: Dorolto
Stem: 3T
Pro foam grips
Miscellaneous
I use Ride mechanic: bike juice (chain lube), Down under (chamois cream), Avaqua (multi-purpose cleaning spray and polish), Zalish (surface active polish), Bike Milk (chain lube). I have been using these products for many years and have not found anything close to them. I love that this is an Australian product and they hail from the State in which I live. I support their ethos in being Australian made by an Australian company. I like that they have a presence at the local bike races and have always been highly supportive. I wouldn't use any other brand as this is, in my opinion, the best on the market for Aussie conditions and for 24 Hour racing.
I use Garmin computers
My main computer is an Edge 520 when racing 24 hours I borrow my husbands 935 forerunner (with bike kit) so we can recharge the Edge - this also enables me to reset the Average speed for the night laps
I use Pedal Mafia bibs and tops with the Taylor Cycles branding.