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Bikes of the Staff Bunch, Features, Seven, Tech, Tech features -

In the latest instalment of Bikes of the Bunch, we’re taking an in-house look at another CyclingTips staff member’s bike. This time around, global tech editor James Huang – the Angry Asian himself – runs us through his Seven Evergreen Pro. I’ve always had a thing for rally cars and their ludicrous combination of monstrous …

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Mark Slavonia is an avid rider, a cycling nut, a super fan. He’s the man behind the $5,000 prize for a QOM in California. As you might guess, he has lots of bikes, but the cheapest one might be his favorite. Here’s the story of a $119 frame and fork that has become a staple …

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Features, Kate Leeming, Tech, Tech features -

We cover a lot of bikes – road bikes, gravel bikes, the occasional mountain bike – but it’s fair to say we’ve never written about a bike quite like this. That’s because this bike, and the expeditions it is built for, are well outside the ordinary. Kate Leeming, a Melbourne-based adventurer who owns this Christini …

The post This all-wheel-drive fat bike is built to cross continents appeared first on CyclingTips.

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Features, Shimano, SPD, Tech, Tech features -

Last week, I was washing my bike after a muddy gravel ride. As the hose’s jet of water struck the pedals, they spun in a flurry, shooting droplets of water off in graceful parabolas. As I watched, head a bit numb from exertion and still caked in filth, I remember thinking that there was a …

The post An ode to the Shimano PD-M520, the world’s most reliable pedal appeared first on CyclingTips.

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Features, Science, speed wobble, Tech features -

You finish climbing, crest the hill, then start flying down the other side. And then, out of nowhere, it happens. You’re not riding recklessly; you’re not even pedalling. But suddenly, as you pick up speed, the bike takes on a life of its own. What starts as a small wobble quickly becomes much more. The …

The post Speed wobbles: How they start and how to stop them appeared first on CyclingTips.

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