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SRAM's newly announced second tier electronic group delivers all the 12Speed functionality of Red eTap AXF for a lot less dough. When SRAM launched its new Red eTap AXS groupset last month it wasn't the wider gear ranges, 12speeds, customization or new app that took the show. Nope, it was the promise that Force eTap... Continue Reading →
Speedvagen’s stock, factory-build Ready Made series gets a new addition today with the announcement of the Disc OG. The all steel Original Gangster gets a little more modern thanks to flat mount disc brakes and thru-axles. The Disc OG, like their other Ready Made bikes, is available only as a single complete bike option. You... Continue Reading →
Yesterday was all about SRAM’s new Red eTap AXS 12-speed wireless drivetrain, the technical release is exciting but I think there's also something to be said for how SRAM decided to advertise the new groupset. Or, more frankly, who they chose to headline the announcement. Featured in all of SRAM's presentations to media and on its initial... Continue Reading →
With the all-new SRAM RED eTap AXS, the American brand presents the next generation of its wireless groupset. The mechanical SRAM RED groupset appears to be dead, long live wireless eTap. Since the launch of RED eTap in the summer of 2015, SRAM has remained fairly quiet on the product front. So quiet, that some... Continue Reading →
What if nobody had told us that we needed a different bike for each day of the week and every different riding surface? To coincide with their new Spork, Rode Labs has just announced their Trail Donkey 3.0 frameset. The Trail Donkey is a garage clearing wonder, with room for a 2.25″ x 27.5″ tire... Continue Reading →
The Cervélo S5 is the original aero road bike, setting the standard by which everyone else is judged. But the sleek, long-running S5 has been in need of a serious update for some time. With the relaxation of the UCI 3:1 rule (ratio between the length and the width of bike tubes), Cervelo took the... Continue Reading →
Whether you’re shopping for someone else or building your wish list, I hope this curated collection of the year’s best gadgets, gear, books, tools and toys meets your holiday needs. There’s a lot of stuff here, gifts for cyclists, fitness nuts and some of my recommended reading for the year kicks off the list. All... Continue Reading →
The Trans Am Bike Race is currently in full swing. For those unfamiliar, the race is in its 4th iteration of sending off self supported road racers on a 4300 mile journey across the United States. Featured in the film Inspired to Ride, the Trans Am is part of a quickly growing subset of endurance cyclists. The Trans... Continue Reading →
Well, well, well. Yesterday I told you I had my heart set on the Felt track bike our ladies rode in the Rio Olympics, while that bike still has a special place in my heart the new Cervélo P5X has really grabbed my interest. As radical bike designs go, there is nothing out there to... Continue Reading →
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