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We throw a lot of virtual ink around about the latest-and-greatest mountain bikes and components, many of them measured in the thousands of dollars. And while I personally love awesome, new components and blingy carbon wheels, the facts of life usually mean that I can’t buy those types of components every day… or even every …

The post 10 Upgrades for Less Than $100 That Will Radically Improve Your Mountain Bike’s Performance appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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For many riders, it’s not long after we get a new bike that we start looking for upgrades like a lighter wheelset, a dropper post, or some assorted carbon fiber goodies. Some of us don’t even wait until we buy the bike; we’re thinking about upgrades even before we plink down the paper or plastic for the original …

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If you rode your mountain bike for a full season this past year especially if it’s a full-suspension bike, chances are good it needs some basic maintenance, servicing, and replacement of high-wear parts, such as brake pads and tires. If you wait until spring, you will be in a long line of people at the bike …

The post 6 Reasons Why You Should Repair or Upgrade Your Mountain Bike During the Winter appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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For many, 2017 will finally be the year of the new bike. Getting a new set of wheels is exciting, but it can also be stressful to make the right decision about such a big purchase. One of the questions we often get from Singletracks members in this position goes something like this: “Should I buy this low spec bike, which …

The post Should I Buy a Low Spec Mountain Bike and Upgrade Later, or Go for the High End Build Now? appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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