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The Stoke for New MTB Standards

In mountain biking, as in life, it feels good to look on the bright side of things. Take new standards, for example.

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As Dropper Posts get Longer, do Mountain Bike Standards Need to Adapt Again?

Mountain bike seat post diameters are trending toward larger, 34.9mm diameters thanks to a few converging factors.

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SuperBoost Axle Spacing: What is it Good For?

There have to be a few agreed-upon standards so that the mountain bike puzzle can all click together, and few are as hotly debated as Boost and Super Boost axle spacing.

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Singletracks Hacks: How to Convert Older MTB Wheels to Boost Spacing

Keep your old mountain bike wheels and hubs rolling on a new fork or frame with a Boost conversion kit.

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New Mountain Bikes Lose About 45% of Their Value After Year One

Everyone understands that new cars lose their value quickly, but I was curious to know whether mountain bikes depreciate in the same way. So, I researched sales prices from completed eBay auctions for nearly 100 popular mountain bikes, and also noted bike values on BicycleBluebook.com to double-check my work. Here’s what I found. Mountain Bike Values Tank in Year …

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