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Trek’s 2023 Fuel EX has just been made public and it has received a massive overhaul. The mid travel/duty trail bike gets a 10mm travel bump front and rear and now sits at 150mm front and 140mm rear. However, there is plenty more to the story…It can accept a 27.5″ rear wheel if you up the fork travel to 160mm, and it also sees an adjustable head angle and adjustable rear shock progression. Read on for the full scoop or watch the video for the review (English subtitles). The route in the video can be downloaded here. Details Trek Fuel

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It never fails to be a big show in Val di Sole with the most demanding track of the whole circuit which doesn’t give the athletes a moment’s rest. A show made even more exciting by the challenges for the overall victory in each category, some left uncertain until the last moment of this final round of the UCI DH World Cup 2022. Loris Vergier excelled with an epic run, dancing between rocks and roots with his trademark elegance. An impeccable descent that earned him a margin of 3 seconds over his pursuers. With today’s points he climbs to second

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  A few months back, Whistler Canada based suspension tuning company Vorsprung sent over a coil spring conversion […]

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Back in Spring, Smith sent out a pair of their Bobcat glasses – the slightly smaller sibling to […]

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Dynaplug has recently updated their sneaky little “Covert” repair tool, which is now available for both flat bars […]

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