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This Shimano original film follows the build process of the new Blueprint Trail in Cumberland, BC. The build team that was headed up by Mark Matthews was inspired to challenge themselves to create something that pushed their creativity further than ever before. Mark and his team visualized, developed, and pushed the limits to create something […]
OSAKA, Japan (April 28, 2021) – Adding versatility to its drivetrain lineup, Shimano introduces its new LINKGLIDE technology, designed and engineered to increase drivetrain durability while further enhancing the seamless shifting that Shimano is renowned for. LINKGLIDE components offer a more robust drivetrain option for a wide variety of bikes and riding styles, providing better […]
A New Shimano Original Film
Top Kicks Go Toe-to-Toe
Trickle-down technology at its best
What goes through their minds, what are they doing when the spotlight is dimmed, when…
Delivering Premium Technology and Value
The GOAT Definitely Has More Fuel In The Tank
The best bang-for-the-buck enduro race machine
Today we can safely say The Netherlands has some incredible mountain bike trails…
Right here we’re offering our Tour de France, in our own way,…
Q & A With Seamus Powell
Out now, dropping a total of 15 redesigned road and MTB shoes
The XTR M9100 pedals are the newest edition designed…
Lots of things were going on and the weather was being tricky, so…
Kids putting Shimano through the test
Shimano Answers The Call 📞
Sometimes You Need To Consider Upgrading
Chris Hatounian’s 30 years of bike photos
The prolific designer is as fully charged as ever
This is what all serious riders should be doing
She had to take a step back and remember why she began
The 2019 Queen of CrankWorxs give insight on life, training and her hometown
Mush Is For Oatmeal, Not for Brakes
Can you build a shredder on a budget?
The MBA Wrecking Crew Put Seven Flat Pedals To The Test
This Saturday, February 8th at the KS Suspension USA headquarters in Lake Forest from 9 a.m
Shimano’s In-House Components
If at any point you’ve thought about building a bike from the frame up, I highly recommend you start today.
Mush Is For Oatmeal, Not for Brakes