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Optimized for either 26” or 27.5” wheels, the Rocky Mountain Maiden’s four bar Smoothlink suspension rotates on oversized bearings and collet axles. New braking technology, integrated frame protection, and electronics compatibility are some of the highlights.

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From the National Park’s southern boundary to loop of the famed lake, this is a true bucket list ride.

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Trek has fired the opening shot in the evolving retail wars as they unveiled the first revision of their Consumer Direct model. Consumers can buy bikes online and pick it up at a local retailer. Components and accessories can be shipped directly to the consumer.

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It’s a bold declaration to dub any locale "Mountain Bike Capital USA." But the Winter Park-Fraser Valley area can at least make a compelling argument for use of the trademarked name that's prominent in various marketing material.

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VP's AIM pedal combines value and performance. Watch Sam Reynolds and DJ Brandt putting their pedals to the test.

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