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The Race Face Next SLs are an XC-light crankset with enduro-durability, but we discovered an issue after a few months of testing.

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The Rotor INpower REX 1.1 crankset includes an integrated power meter and is compatible with Rotor's line of oval mountain bike chainrings.

The post Review: Rotor INpower REX 1.1 Crankset Includes Power Meter, Plays Nicely With Oval Chainrings appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

Truvativ, one of the brands under the SRAM umbrella, recently launched a few new cranksets as well as a pair of DH-ready handlebars. Stylo The Stylo name has been in Truvativ’s line for years as their no-nonsense, workhorse XC/trail crankset. Truvativ is offering two versions of the refreshed Stylo: one in aluminum and one in carbon. …

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Pulling the chunky Race Face Next SL G4 carbon arms of the out of the packaging, I let out an audible, Keanu-worthy, “Whoa!” These things are stupid light. And pretty to boot. With a 32T chainring mounted, the cranks weighed in at 438g (430g claimed)–excluding the bottom bracket. To put that in perspective, a Shimano M9000 …

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Having recently reviewed the RaceFace Atlas bar, stems, and grips, the second part of my Atlas review is all about the cranks. The Atlas cranks have long been a part of the RaceFace line. In my opinion, these are the do-all cranks that nearly anyone can use. These puppies are strong, fairly lightweight, and plenty …

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