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In this new world of mega-technology, everything is moving on at a massive rate of knots when it comes to bike development, talk of electric gears, blue-tooth dropper posts, light but mega-strong carbon wheels and all sorts of linkage designs now coming out of the woodwork. When it comes to riding fast, be you a racer, trail demon or purist off-piste adventurer, there is one massive factor that...

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More and more riders prefer single chainring drivetrains – they are lighter, more intuitive to use and result in a cleaner cockpit than a 2×10 setup. But if you don’t want to spend your hard earned money on SRAMs expensive XX1- or X01 group, the standard 11 – 36 cassette limits the versatility of your bike. Well, at least until now: The company OneUp provides a 42T sprocket that extends the range of standard SRAM and Shimano cassettes. We took a close look to guide you through its assembly.

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With the 2014 racing calendar filling up fast, no matter if you are looking to race internationally, or just want to scare your mates up your local climb, the time for getting into shape is now! There is nothing better than coming out of winter, fit and strong, and ready to fully enjoy those warm summer trails. To help you with this Dee Tidwell, the Owner of Enduro’s first and only Enduro...

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The enduro season is over, and all enduro newbibes probably had to find out where their strengths lie – and especially where they don’t. By taking the CUBE Action Team riders André Wagenknecht and Ludwig Döhlas examples, we want to prove that there is no such thing as a universal formula, but that is up to each individual to work on his or her own weaknesses. Just like Ludwig and André: The first an EX-Cross-Country rider, and the latter EX-Downhill rider…

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What’s better than mixing business with pleasure? The sudden and dramatic spread of pump tracks offers exceptional workout conditions for every ambitious enduro rider. Pump tracks not only push the fun meter all the way to the top, but also help to improve riding techniques and fitness. All of these are important aspects to make use of during an ordinary ride, as well as during a focused workout. Everything that works well on the pump track can be applied off-road.

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