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27.5, 29er, Cannondale, Cross Country, Scalpel, Scalpel Si -

Cannondale knows XC race bikes as they’ve produced some of the lightest, stiffest and fastest bikes in existence. But in this iteration, they put on the party hat to allow the bike to thrive in the most technical courses the World Cup XC circuit can dish out.

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CamelBak, CamelBak Low Rider, Hydration, Low Rider, Palos 4 LR, Skyline 10 LR, Solstice 10 LR, Sponsored -

By positioning water and cargo weight on your hips, this unique hydration pack lowers a rider's center of gravity, giving them better balance and more stability on the bike.This also reduces the upper portion of the pack, improving back ventilation and freedom of movement so you can rail tight turns and berms like never before.

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Arkansas, Ozark, Travel, Tyler McCaul, Video -

In the Ozark Mountains of Northwest Arkansas are 200 miles of mountain biking trails, ready for visitors to come and shred.

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CamelBak, CamelBak Low Rider, Forrest Riesco, Hydration, Low Rider, Sponsored, Trevor Porter, Video -

Forrest Riesco and Trevor Porter don’t just go for rides. They attack the trails with skilled precision and speed. In this film by Maxwell Frank, the pair of pro riders demonstrate those abilities in the lush rugged terrain of British Columbia.

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Brakes, Cura, Formula Brakes USA -

While we once lusted after Formula brakes, fierce competition from Shimano and SRAM has made it harder to justify shelling out for the Italian stoppers. Will a new master cylinder design and switch to mineral oil change that tune?

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