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Ramp Up More, Bottom Out Less: MRP Ramp Control Cartridge Review
MRP's Ramp Control Cartridge allows the rider to adjust how much volume is taken up in a mountain bike fork's air chamber with the twist of a knob, allowing the rider to increase or decrease ramp-up and bottom-out resistance as they see fit.
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New Long-Travel 29er Fork from X Fusion Offers 170mm of Travel
The new long-travel 29er fork from X Fusion--the Trace--offers 140mm to 170mm of travel.
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MRP’s New Ribbon Coil Fork Weighs Just 203g More than Air Fork
Many riders prefer the suppleness and more consistent performance of coil suspension over that of air. MRP’s new Ribbon Coil Fork is helping lead the resurgence of coil forks on trail bikes, and it comes at a scant weight penalty over the air version of the Ribbon: just 203g heavier. Full Press Release from MRP: …
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Air, Coil, or Both? New PUSH ACS-3 Coil Spring Fork Conversion Kit
Suspension wizards PUSH Industries have been eking the most out of mountain bike forks and shocks since 2003. In 2016, PUSH ventured into making their own suspension components with the wild ELEVENSIX coil shock. Based on the success of the ELEVENSIX, PUSH has developed the ACS-3, a drop-in coil spring conversion kit for Fox 36 and …
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Watch: 5 Changes To Make Your Mountain Bike Feel New!
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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