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Wolf Tooth has added a bigger, more supportive gravity pedal to its clipless lineup. Here’s our take on how the SHIFT stacks up. The post Wolf Tooth SHIFT Pedals appeared first on...
Wolf Tooth presses SHIFT and completes its reboot of clip pedals with a larger platform option for gravity-oriented riding. The post First Look: Wolf Tooth Completes its Clip Pedal...
The Wolf Tooth SHIFT Downhill Clipless Pedal offers an adjustable Q-factor, bringing custom fit options to the traditional SPD clipless pedal format. The article Wolf Tooth SHIFT d...
Gravity-focused and SPD-compatible, the SHIFT pedals offer a large platform, four traction pins per side, an open design to clear mud, and a low stack height.
Adding to their clipless range, Wolf Tooth just launched a new large-platform pedal they say is ideal for aggressive trail riding. The brand’s new SHIFT pedals feature a generous p...
Wolf Tooth helps take Joe Breeden's bar end concept to the next level!
Now’s the perfect time to upgrade your clapped-out pedals and add some bling — the winner of this week’s giveaway gets a pair of CTRL Trail Clipless Pedals from Wolf Tooth. The pos...
The Deore M6200 Di2 system is Shimano’s cheapest wireless drivetrain, but the performance is anything but entry-level. The post Shimano Deore M6200 Di2 Wireless Shifting appeared f...
The next generation of the Warakin Ti gets new 3D-printed UDH dropouts for increased drivetrain compatibility, along with updated graphics. The post Otso Trades Tuning Chip Dropout...
Less creaking, smoother operating, same benefits.
OChain may not be releasing a new product, but they are updating their lineup to meet SRAM's standards and be a bit easier to use The post OChain Updates Its Products For Easier Se...
Lightweight, stiff, and comes in colors to match the rest their bottom bracket, hangers & more. The post Wheels Mfg Adds 1x Chainrings to Match Singlespeed Cogs (or Your Casset...
Two small brands an ocean apart are challenging the status quo with derailleurs built around repairability, compatibility, and mechanical simplicity. In this two-in-one review, we...
Shimano has released two new flat pedals, the Saint and Deore XT, to meet the demands of trail riders. They feature wide platforms, grippy pins, and durable construction. Find deta...
Wheels Manufacturing just announced new aluminum chainrings in four sizes, two tooth profiles, and seven anodized colors. Made for modern gravel drivetrains, these new chainrings a...
News from Madrone as they continue to extend their shifting catalog.
Available in Clip and Flat versions, Fizik brings a unique design approach to the redesigned Versor 2 gravity-oriented MTB shoes. The post The Versor 2 is the Next Evolution of Fiz...
Can a bar end make you ride faster with less fatigue? Joe Breeden thinks so, and now so does Wolf Tooth Components The post Wolf Tooth Works with Joe Breeden on New Bar Ends to Dec...
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Confident grip, stable control, and trail-tested durability for flat pedal mountain bikers.
East-coast racers, this one is for you!
SRAM have recently acquired Ochain, jumping on the hype train surrounding anti-pedal kickback systems. By decoupling the chainring, the Ochain promises calmer pedalling, more consi...
This one looks pretty fresh, and not like most clipless shoes.
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