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If there is one part on your bike that you really need to pay attention to, it’s your chain. Your bicycle’s chain is the major component of a bike’s transmission that’s responsible for transferring power from your cranks to the rear wheel. With proper care and maintenance, a chain can last a long time. And, […]
Box Components might not be the first name on your list when looking for a new groupset, but Box Components has made some noteworthy innovations,…
Creative innovations in components to keep riders pedaling
It is the first 8-speed-specific chainring designed to optimize chain retention when using 8-speed chains.
We will be honest in saying that the pros are great but we do not…
Expanded-Range Drivetrain
Trickle-down technology at its best
OneUp set out to design an easy-to-swap chainring that is affordable…
Reducing the cost and time of changing gears
Effortless electronic shifting
IT’S IN OUR DNA TO SOLVE PROBLEMS
Matt Simmonds Shred Machine
Taking on SRAM and Shimano
Shimano may have been late to the 12-speed party, but we can assure you it was well worth the wait.
We love project bikes!
There’s good, better and best
New Brakes And New Drivetrain
Super-Light
Deepening the relationship between machine and rider
Summertime Must-Haves
First Ride: Shimano’s All-New XTR Group-set Shimano announced their all-new XTR M9100-series group in late May, but, it wasn’t until a month after the release that Shimano invited the media to Crested Butte, Colorado, arguably the birthplace of mountain biking along with Marin County, to see and ride their new race inspired components. While a […]
The sport of mountain biking has its epicenters of excellence — places where the word ‘progression’ really means something. The product engineering of mountain biking also has its hotspots. And few have a more interesting history and legacy than Schweinfurt, Germany.
Following the overwhelming success of the XX1 and X01, SRAM has adapted the core technologies of those 1X groups to create a downhill-specific drivetrain: X01 DH. The biggest departure from SRAM’s existing 1×11-speed groups is the move to a 7-speed configuration to better meet the needs of today’s downhill racers. X01 DH X-Horizon Rear Derailleur […]