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Now that traveling is back to somewhat of a normal setting, more and more riders are traveling with their bikes. The potential problems that circle flying with your bike are varied, and no one wants to open a bike bag to discover damaged equipment. That’s why if you fly to races or go on trips […]

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It’s become a bit of a tradition, now. Every summer, we ride to the beach from our home in Greensboro, NC. This year, it was Atlantic Beach, with a group of five. Last year, we tried some different bags, but this year I used the Apidura Expedition series to carry my clothes, chargers, snacks, and […]

The post Review: Apidura Expedition bikepacking frame bags work for any size adventure appeared first on Bikerumor.

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You can tell a lot about a bike based on how long it’s been in for a review. Sometimes, quick turn arounds are required by the manufacturer so the bike can make the rounds for different publications. Other times, we are happy to send a bike back for any number of reasons. And then there […]

The post Long Term Review: Revel Ranger is like the Rascal, only smaller (and w/ more tire clearance) appeared first on Bikerumor.

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You could look at Gulo’s US-made carbon fiber spokes as a bit of a gimmick, but you’d be missing the point of their unique winding process and design. Yes, they’re lighter, which is awesome, but the real reason to consider these trail wheels is the overall ride quality. The spokes, which come in a low […]

The post Review: Gulo’s carbon-spoked GME-30 enduro mountain bike wheels ride hard, yet soft appeared first on Bikerumor.

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Earlier this year, South African protection brand Leatt released two new downhill helmets at complete opposite ends of the budget spectrum. The Leatt 1.0 DH retails at $99 while the Leatt 8.0 DH has an eye-watering asking price of $349. Both feature Leatt’s proprietary 360° Turbine Technology, and both are certified to meet the usual […]

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