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Since their beginnings, PNW Components has always been about providing quality options at reasonable prices. That ethos has resonated with consumers for obvious reasons. Enough so, that those same consumers have apparently been begging PNW to apply that approach to riding apparel. Now, after more than two years in the works, PNW is happy to

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The first eMTB built specifically to race the e-EWS? That’s the story behind the development of Yeti’s newest bike, the 160E. A development process that Yeti took their time with, considering the new challenges of creating a new suspension design that worked in harmony with an e-bike motor. The first episode of The Learning focuses

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With redesigned frames, new motors, bigger batteries and shrunken handlebar remotes, Rocky Mountain Bikes has a lot to show off with their 2022 Powerplay lineup. RMB has introduced a new Dyname 4.0 drive system for the Altitude and Instinct Powerplay, which offers the same impressive output as the previous Dyname 3.0 motor in a smaller

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The latest wireless shifting option from Archer Components has a fascinating backstory. While many forms of wireless shifting are designed simply to remove shift cables from the equation, the Archer MFR or Multi-Functional Remote was built with more noble intentions. The idea was to provide a remote that would allow riders with specific needs to

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Lots of shiny new things caught our eyes at Sea Otter Classic, but this roundup is full of the brightest, most colorful components, accessories, and kits from a wide range of brands. Starting with Velo Saddles, they had a few ultra-bright new colors for their lightweight Angel Glide, Ride, and Rise+ saddles. It’s a printed

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