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Ryders Eyewear has shaken up the sunglasses scene with a new offering designed for those of us that battle the elements for pleasure. There are few things worse than losing visibility due to accumulated moisture on your lenses, so the engineers at Ryders have concocted a secret sauce to coat their lenses in order to …

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The results are in! We surveyed 1,123 mountain bikers to determine the best mountain bike products of 2015, and these are the winners! (Jump to commentary below.) MTB Trends in 2015 This year we asked a couple questions about the most innovative products in the market, and here’s what you said in order of popularity: …

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Fat Bike, fatback, Gear, i:2:12489, i:2:12490, rhino, skookum -

Fatback announced two new fat bike models this week: the Skookum and Rhino. Each new bike is designed around a 4.8″ 26er tire and Fatback claims you can fit a 27.5+ or even 29+ wheel if you prefer. Both bikes utilize the Fatback-designed, 197mm rear hub spacing which keeps the Q-factor on the cranks totally …

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aion, fork, Gear, i:2:12431, review, reviews, sr suntour, suspension -

SR Suntour has been in the suspension game for over 25 years, but they’ve really been making a push into the high-performance end of the market over the past few years. Greg reviewed their Auron fork last year, and I actually have one on a personal bike as well. It’s an excellent fork that delivers …

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Gear, GoPro, i:2:12321, polar, strap mount -

If you don’t have a strap mount for your GoPro then you aren’t getting enough out of your camera. It’s as simple as that. I used to think I could get by with zip-tying my GoPro to my saddle bag, but the result is a bunch of blurry and bouncy photos that go straight to …

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