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How Much Rear Suspension Travel is “Too Much” for Your Local Trails?
Depending on where and how you ride most often, there's likely a point where a certain amount of travel becomes overkill.
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Mountain Bike Genres are Largely Arbitrary and Potentially Confusing
Professional enduro athletes have earned top results aboard mountain bikes ranging from 130mm to 180mm of rear suspension travel. Are their bikes not equally enduro when slid across the race tape?
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In for Test: Formula Selva R Mountain Bike Fork and Cura 4 Brakes
We are excited to be the first US-based publication to review the Selva R mountain bike fork, appropriately matched with the brand's new 4-piston brakes.
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Considering Upgrading to a Longer Travel MTB Fork? Read This First.
Before upgrading your mountain bike with a longer fork, consider how increased travel will affect handling, geometry, and frame durability.
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The Vecnum LeveLOC Reduces Mountain Bike Fork Travel For Climbing, Transport
The Vecnum LeveLOC reduces mountain bike suspension fork travel on the fly by up to 80% for improved climbing and transport.
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