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[Video] Truvativ: Kenny Smith – Every Ride Has A Story

Lots of riders talk about pushing the limits. Kenny Smith has no limits. Kenny proves that if you truly commit to a line with confidence, control and connection, a lot more is possible on a mountain bike than most will ever imagine. The truth is, he’s not afraid of anything, and he doesn’t have to prove it. To see the story behind the ride, visit TRUVATIV.com

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[Tested] The new Santacruz V10 Carbon 2013

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Marco Milivinti (DH worldcup racer who finished 13th at Champery 2011) from MTB-Forum.it had exclusive use of the new, 2013 Santacruz V10 Carbon for a 30+ day test. Here are the results!

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[Test] Santacruz Tallboy LT Carbon

[url=http://fotoalbum.mtb-forum.it/viewphoto.php?id=224354][img]http://fotoalbum.mtb-forum.it/image.php?id=224354&s=576&uid=1[/img][/url] We were very curious to try out this 29er with 135mm rear and 140mm front travel. We, at MTB-Forum, believe that these travel movements are the maximum limits for a 29-inch bike since beyond these specifications, it becomes difficult … Continue reading [Test] Santacruz Tallboy LT Carbon →

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The forgotten peak

Since 12 months now, Muldox had been trying to convince us to join him on a trip, which, by his words, would have become an event of historical importance: Conquering the Piz Umbrail (3.033 m above sea level), a summit on … Continue reading The forgotten peak →

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Disc Pads Contaminated? No Problem!

by Daniel Naftali A can of oil sprayed incorrectly, an oil leak from the brake system or the fork: there are lots of reasons that can bring brake pads in contact with oil or other lubricants. When this happens, the … Continue reading Disc Pads Contaminated? No Problem! →

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