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Giant Releases All New Anthem 29 XC Race Bike
It’s hard to believe it’s been 12 years since Giant launched the first Anthem full suspension XC mountain bike. Over the years, the bike has gone through several changes, including adding a carbon fiber version in 2006 and swapping out 26″ wheels for 29ers in 2010. The latest changes see the Anthem 29 going longer and more slack, with …
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Watch: Chris Kovarik Rips on the New Intense Carbine
Today, Intense Cycles announced an updated version of their Carbine. In addition to gaining 15mm of rear squish — up to 155mm now — Intense reworked the geometry substantially. The frame gets a longer top tube, shorter chainstays, a lower stack height, and a 1.5° slacker head tube. Those changes add drastically to the bike’s …
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Stash Tools in Your Steerer Tube with the OneUp Components EDC
At Sea Otter a common question among attendees is, “What’s the coolest thing you’ve seen?” This year the answer, more often than not, was, “OneUp’s EDC Tool.” OneUp was displaying the EDC Tool, which can be mounted inside your head tube, but the how was a bit of a mystery until now. EDC Tool System …
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How To Repair a Carbon Bike Frame at Home
Disclaimer: I’m not an engineer or composites expert by any means. I’m just a guy that likes working on bikes and trying to figure out new things. This guide is intended to be a helpful resource for someone considering repairing their carbon frame at home. Do NOT try to repair carbon fiber handlebars, seatposts, forks, …
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New Cranks and 35mm DH Bars from Truvativ
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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