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Is your MTB feeling a bit predictable? Almost too familiar and you’re not sure if it could be better? Martyn and Doddy have 5 great changes that you can make in order to make it feel like you’re riding a totally different bike! Lets take a look at a few ways to make your steed …

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OneUp Components — makers of all sorts of clever bits for your bikes — is launching two new flat pedals. Both flat pedals use the same, large platform size (115mm x 105mm x 18mm), have 10 replaceable pins, and come in at the same weight (355g). The differences between the two models are the materials …

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In this episode, Aaron and I discuss mountain bike cockpit setup, starting from the top! We’ll touch on handlebars, stems, grips, controls (shifters, brake levers, remotes, and accessories), saddles, seatposts, and finally pedals. Strap in and join us for the ride!

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Each pair comes with two different sets of cleats, 4 degrees and 8 degrees of float, to allow you to get the feel you like in the pedal. The retention system these cleats clip in to is very similar to a Shimano SPD pedal, but there is one major difference.  The HT retention system has a much …

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I have had a couple of months to abuse the Canfield Brothers Crampon Mountain pedals since my initial article when they were launched, which has been plenty of time to see what they are made of. Despite a few cosmetic nicks, I am happy to report that they have held up quite well. Testing I elected …

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