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Enduro Bearings Maxhit BB
We dove into bottom bracket tech in our last issue (Wrenched p. 94) to examine why it’s such an important piece of your bike frame puzzle.
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RockyMounts GuideRail Hitch Rack
By now most mountain bikers (at least those we know) agree that the dual load arm style hitch racks first popularized by 1Up USA are the best of the hitch rack bunch.
Read More »Outerbike hosts first event since 2019
After extended COVID-driven hiatus consumer demo event returns to Moab
After a nearly 2-year, COVID-driven hiatus, the Outerbike consumer demo event returned over the first weekend in October, hosting its 11th Moab edition in eastern Utah. The sun splashed, three-day try-before-you-buy powwow followed the postponement of 12 events (7 in 2020, 5 more in 2021), all of them falling victim to the global pandemic and ensuing supply chain issues that have made demo bikes (and bikes in general) hard to come by.
Read More »Veteran Framebuilder and Designer Steve Potts Launches New Components
ETNA, Calif. - MTB Hall of Famer and framebuilder, Steve Potts is working on a series of new components. These will be produced in Japan and Taiwan with the help of well-respected factories such as Nitto, Panaracer, Tange-Seiki, Suzue and Tange Tubing.
Read More »Mountain Flyer Magazine announces FLOW STATE, the Vermont Mountain Bike Festival at Ascutney Trails
Following Vermont Governor Phil Scott’s announcement that large events can be held during summer 2021, Mountain Flyer Magazine and Ascutney Trails are excited to announce FLOW STATE, the Vermont Mountain Bike Festival, July 30-August 1, 2021.
Read More »Endura among apparel brands aiming to reduce carbon footprint
For Pamela Barclay, co-founder of the Scotland-based Endura cycling apparel brand, prioritizing ethical environmental practices, including its One Million Trees initiative, over other efforts at the company is an “easy” decision.
Read More »When you turn down the World Tour, what's next?
When faced with an opportunity to ride the World Tour at age 32, Colin Strickland reflected on all that enriches his life— what fuels his fire, as he says.
Read More »Gary Fisher’s autobiography a ‘meditation on the gift of mountain biking’
Gary Fisher’s new autobiography, Being Gary Fisher and The Bicycle Revolution, is regarded as the most candid, comprehensive, and personal account of his life yet. Released Tuesday, the book takes readers on a wild ride from his early days as a maverick kid bike racer through the Acid Test scene and Grateful Dead tours to the present-day world of mountain biking.
Read More »North Carolina Companies Hold Annual Bike Raffle to Support Pisgah Forest
Cane Creek Cycling Components, REEB, Industry Nine, Maxxis, Thomson, Factor and Hayes, and Oskar Blues Brewery have collaborated to build a custom dream bike that will be raffled off to benefit the Pisgah Conservancy and its mission to support the well-being and conservation of the Ranger District of the Pisgah National Forest. It is the fourth consecutive year that Cane Creek, Industry Nine and Reeb/Oskar Blues have led what they call the “Pisgah Project” raffle to promote conservation of the public lands in their back yard.
Read More »Video: Reece Wilson — Total Confidence
Trek Factory Racing's Reece Wilson ditches the DH bike for a trail bike and absolutely smashes some slick Scottish trails.
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