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SRAM is starting to reap real, usable crankset prototypes from their development partnership with Autodesk via their Generative Design Field Lab in Chicago. When and to what extent we’ll see a completely reimagined SRAM crankset come to market based on this Ai design process is still up in the air. But there’s no ignoring that […]

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AASQ, Feature Stories, Gravel Bikes -

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or riding buddies. AASQ is our weekly series where we get to the bottom of your questions – serious or otherwise. Hit the link at the bottom of the post to […]

The post AASQ #119: Why full group sets for Gravel? Rotor, FSA and MicroSHIFT discuss appeared first on Bikerumor.

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Contests, Feature Stories -

As cyclists, we are often pushing our own boundaries to expand our skillset & fitness. While you’re pushing limits, you don’t want to be worrying about whether or not your head and face are protected should you take a turn a little too hot. Enter Sweet Protection with their Arbitrator MIPS Helmet and Firewall MTB […]

The post CONTEST! Win an Arbitrator MIPS Helmet and Firewall MTB Goggle from Sweet Protection appeared first on Bikerumor.

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Clothes-Gear, Feature Stories, Reviews, Road Bike -

MET Helmets recently updated their aero road helmet, the Manta MIPS, a lid originally developed for Mark Cavendish, or the Manx Missile as he is affectionately known. While the aesthetics of this helmet are likely to split opinion, there’s no denying the quality here. With MIPS rotational impact protection, MET’s proprietary NACA vent system and […]

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Silca is getting into 3D printed titanium parts, and they’re starting with this H.R. Giger-alien ship-looking out-front computer mount. Overkill? Perhaps. But when has that ever stopped Silca before? Owner Josh Poertner says “we looked at how we could differentiate our manufacturing from what China can do, and it comes down to one-off and small-batch […]

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