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Seth's Bike Hacks joins Nate Hills on some of the gnarliest trails in Moab, prompting Seth to call this his "scariest ride ever."

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Today, the trail gods exact their revenge on us for shuttling. Most of us have shuttled before, but new riders may not even realize that it’s sometimes discouraged. I thought a lighthearted approach to the topic would be a good way to start a discussion. Where is it okay? When is it okay? Is it …

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Today, I’ll show you 10 hacks that can be used for mountain biking, working on your bike, and fueling up during your ride. Enjoy.

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It’s been raining nonstop, so we’re going to talk about something different today. Clamping dropper posts. Many of us use a repair stand for wrenching our bikes. Most of these stands hold bikes by clamping the seat post. From there, the clamp can be locked into whatever position is comfortable. Repair stands like these have …

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NVH (Noise, Vibration, Harshness) testing is nothing new. In the automotive world there are volumes of books on NVH testing. It is probably the biggest concern that both bikes and automobiles share. In this article I will cover a few of the more common points to check for NVH testing. When it comes to testing …

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