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A $37 Cycling GPS: Trywin D1 Review
Does $37 for a cycling GPS sound too good to be true? With name-brand cycling GPS units starting at $130 and selling for as much as $500 (or even more), mountain bikers may be tempted to take a chance on an inexpensive GPS unit found online. I was curious too, so I purchased the Trywin D1 from Amazon.com and took it …
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Mission Workshop Acre Traverse XC MTB Shorts Review
Due to societal norms, the vast majority of the population will find themselves wearing pants throughout most of their life. When faced with the prospect of wearing something for the bulk of one’s time here on Earth, I’d argue that it would be in everyones’ best interest to own a quality pair of shorts. However, …
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Watch: Tubes VS Tubeless – Whistler Lift Line Poll
In light of the controversy about our recent statistic that 38% of mountain bikers, somehow, are still running tubes, we thought you guys might find GMBN’s latest video entertaining. In this vid, Neil goes through the Whistler lift line and conducts an informal poll to see who’s running tubes, and who’s tubeless. Spoiler Alert: GMBN found …
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Newcomer Otso Cycles Launches Versatile Voytek Hard Tail: Fat, 27.5+, and 29+
Otso Cycles may be a new brand, but the crew behind the company is the same that founded Wolf Tooth Components. Otso is launching their brand with two bikes. The Warakin is a stainless steel-framed drop bar gravel bike, but the one we’re really interested in is the Voytek. The Voytek features a carbon frame that …
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How to Clean Your Funky, Moldy Hydration Pack Reservoir
Let’s face it: hydration pack reservoirs–AKA bladders–can get pretty nasty after a while. If you’ve started noticing dark spots on your hydration pack reservoir or along the tubing, I hate to break it to you but you have (or had) a mold problem. Stop drinking from that funky bladder and follow these tips to get your reservoir back …
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