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In the early 1990s, it wasn’t just our bikes that were in the dark ages. There were no hydration packs, our fluorescents were totally wrong and our brain buckets were just road helmets with visors. Meanwhile, bikes were getting faster, riders were attacking more aggressive terrain and one brand realized that our helmets needed to Read More
Tested: POC Transcend Jacket
It’s mid-May and so far this spring I’ve only seen the mercury push past 60 degrees three times, with an average in the upper 40s. Jacket weather everyday, basically. The first thing I noticed about the POC Transcend is just how little I actually noticed it. I wasn’t desperately reaching for zippers and flaps to Read More
First Impressions: Kenda Pinner Pro ATC
Don't let their light construction fool you. So far, the new Kenda Pinner Pro ATC has held up to Tahoe's dry, sharp earth better than some of our favorite tires, but also more supple and comfortable.
PNW Introduces Cycled, Refurbished Dropper Program
If you’ve been riding long enough to remember when dropper posts entered our lives, you remember the hesitation we all felt. A component that used to last a lifetime suddenly just might give up mid-season. And many did. Of course, we all dove in ass-first anyway, but it was a gamble back then. Droppers still Read More
Mullet Mods: The Forbidden Bikes Ziggy Link
Mixed wheel sizes is serious business. You can't just go clamping hoops in dropouts and expect things to work right. So, Forbidden came up with a link for their Druid trail bike to make its ride ... a little less serious.
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