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If you’ve been around the MTB world long enough, you’ll remember PAUL. Back in the day PAUL made some of the sweetest brakes (pre V-brake) and had his own rear and front mechs. All anno, …
Mouth watering 953 lugged mountain bike frames by Engine Cycles in the US (note the Edge carbon rims).
We’ll let Engin Cycles tell you about what they do:
“Construction
We are not limited to any one form of …
Saw these a few months ago and the announcement of a new, silly light stem prompted me to look again…
Light, strong, cheap…. pick any two.
83 grams, increased stiffness, not cheap: US$202+
Titanium axle, 3 ring: 507g …
After switching to 1×9 of late, you realise that for an awful lot of mtbing, you really can do without fuss and muck of the traditional 3 x 9 set up. Prior to that I …
News doing the rounds at the moment is that Fox from 2010 has teamed with Japanese company, Kashima, to coat their stanchions in a rather bling gold coating to reduce stiction.
Fox has said:
“Proven Coating Technology
The …
Here’s the second entry in this year’s Australian Design Awards that caught our eye.
Designed by James Morton from the UNSW it’s called the Firefly, and is a very interesting take on the everyday red led …
If you’ve been living in a hole, you might not have noticed that the legendary 90’s brand ‘Nukeproof’ is kicking around again. This time though it’s owned by a bunch of lads over UK way, …
It’s nice to see some local talent having a go at designing for the bike world. The first of two installments we’ve found in this year’s Australian Design Awards, is called ‘CORE Mountain bike body …
