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Over the weekend this prototype Paradox mountain bike concept popped up on Kickstarter with an all-new approach to classic 4-bar suspension. By effectively crossing two linkages in the middle of the frame with a unified rear triangle strapped to the back,  the Paradox Suspension concept promises an almost vertical rear axle path, zero drivetrain energy

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In the world of e-mountain bikes, there’s a roughly $4,000 USD starting point for anything that’s properly trail worthy. And at $4,899, the Marin Alpine Trail E1 sits just above that threshold, yet delivers spec and performance that shows it comes from a fancier pedigree. We also found that the sizing was very lenient, letting

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Rivian is positioning themselves to be not only a leader in the electric vehicle space, but also an aspirational brand for the outdoor set. From built-in storage to facilitate camping and overland expeditions, to the possibility of integrated bike racks, Rivian could be a big name in the near future. Which is why it might

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Cruel Components are manufacturing one of the most extreme oval chainrings on the market. This small Italian manufacturer of bike components has gone beyond the regular 10% to 12% ovality we see from most brands, introducing a double cam design in both Direct Mount and BCD styles. Cruel Components Vo Series Double Cam Chainrings What’s

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Feature Stories, Mountain Bike -

It’s hard to believe that it’s been almost five years since Project 321 launched their magnetic drive system at NAHBS. Now, that clever magnetic pawl system has found a new home—in the shells of Stan’s new M-Pulse hubs. Developed to eliminate freehub drag while coasting, Stan’s is completely invested in the idea and will offer

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