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Components, E-bike, EX1, Group, SRAM - June 16, 2016

SRAM EX1 e-bike component group first look

Almost all e-bikes currently use the same drivetrains as normal bikes and they seem to work well enough. But spend some time with them and one will realize that it can be made to work better. Find out what we think of SRAM's latest effort.

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Tech Tip: Why you should upgrade your brake rotors

Upgrading to nicer rotors is a relatively cheap way to get superior performance out of one of your bike’s most critical components.

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New Cane Creek C-Quent features fewer tuning options

The new C-Quent is Cane Creek’s first Double Barrel shock built for the rider who prefers fewer tuning options and a tool-free interface.

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Renthal goes 35mm with full line of bars and stems

While most new mountain bikes ship with 35mm bars and stems, most aftermarket components are only available in the older 31.8mm diameter. Luckily for fans of Renthal, the U.K. brand just released a full range of 35mm bits.

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MRP SXg chain guide review

The SXg chain guide from MRP promises all the benefits of a full chain guide without introducing any drag. Can it deliver?

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SRAM EX1 e-bike component group first look

Tech Tip: Why you should upgrade your brake rotors

New Cane Creek C-Quent features fewer tuning options

Renthal goes 35mm with full line of bars and stems

MRP SXg chain guide review

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