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Review: OneUp raise the oval carbon bar and drop the “longest, yet shortest” seat post

Innovation-fulled OneUp Components have designed what they feel is the “perfect” carbon handlebar, and the “longest, yet shortest” cable operated dropper seat post there is. Some bold claims, but these guys do love a bit of one-upmanship. We review the two components here, along with their ergonomic dropper post remote. OneUp Components Ovalised Carbon Handlebar […]

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Review: OneUp EDC Tool + EDC Stem combo = no more steerer tapping

OneUp Components are well known for designing innovative solution-oriented componentry for bicycles, starting out with what gives the company its name, the 42T cassette adapter which allowed riders to squeeze additional range out of their drivetrain without upgrading to XX1 or X01. Continuing the trend, OneUp components were one of the earlier brands to start […]

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Review: Marzocchi’s 2020 Bomber Z2 fork shines when you bomb ‘er

How good of a fork can you get for $500? I’d say Marzocchi has answered that question with the 2020 Bomber Z2. As the little brother to the beefier Bomber Z1, the Z2 is intended for aggressive trail riding. I found the fork rode pretty well overall, but its strong point seems to be smoothly […]

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Review: Vee Tire Co.’s Snap WCE grabs the slabs and busts through dust

When your home trails are littered with rock slabs and loose chutes, good grip becomes a very high priority. I spent a few weeks this summer riding a pair of Vee Tire Co.’s gravity-focused Snap WCE tires and they grabbed rock faces, tracked straight through root gardens and swam through inches of dust impressively well. […]

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Review: Vision Tech SC 55 carbon clinchers cut cost, add flash to your ride

We review the latest SC 55 carbon clinchers from Vision Tech. At less than $1,100, they’re taking aggressive aim at the low-cost carbon clincher market, with multiple rim depths and both rim and disc brake options. Do they deliver? Let’s dive in to find out. Vision Tech SC 55 carbon clincher road wheel review Vision […]

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