The story didn't end there. The original Grim Donut was so comically bad that Transition Bikes (the manufacturer who helped weld the frame) later released a Grim Donut II.

This sequel was the exact opposite of the first: it was designed to be the "ultimate" bike, utilizing the most progressive, high-performance geometry available. The contrast between the two bikes served as a masterclass in mountain bike physics for enthusiasts.

If you need to view the Grim Donut content but are blocked from Pinkbike:

| Method | Feasibility | Risk | |--------|-------------|------| | Use a personal device on mobile data (not school/work WiFi) | High | None | | Request network admin to whitelist Pinkbike (for educational/team purposes) | Low | None | | Use a reputable VPN (if not against your organization’s policy) | Medium | Policy violation risk | | View cached versions via Google Cache or Wayback Machine | Medium | May lack videos/forums |

Strong warning: Avoid random "unblocked" proxy websites that specifically target Pinkbike. Many are unencrypted, inject ads, or steal login credentials.

If you just want to read the legendary forum thread where users called the bike "a garbage truck on ice":