WTB SL8
The SL8 is WTB’s solution if you’re looking for an off-road capable saddle with a flat nose and profile. It comes in three widths…
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The SL8 is WTB’s solution if you’re looking for an off-road capable saddle with a flat nose and profile. It comes in three widths…
View reviewThe Code RSC’s are Sram's top of the line, heavy duty brakes aimed at the Enduro and Gravity crowd. The 4 piston calliper brakes…
View reviewCeramic GRAPHEN pads are a new benchmark for the braking pad industry thanks to the unique approach to the design of backplate cooling fins,…
View reviewPrice: 149 USD Pedaling Innovations is out to change the way we pedal. Their ultra oversized Catalyst pedals have the biggest platform surface out…
View reviewAll Mountain Style released these two new grip models recently. The Berm grip has a single lockring, tapered diameter (29.5mm inside, 33.9mm outside) and…
View reviewMagura’s top end stoppers the MT7’s are becoming a classic choice for people searching for power and modulation. Available in both two and four…
View reviewThe Enve M6 carbon bars are constructed with a 31.8mm clamp diameter. Available in both 7.5 and 25mm rise options, the 780mm wide bars…
View reviewPNW components offer a range of high quality, fair priced bike components. Their Loam dropper post / lever combo is top class and can…
View reviewOneUp components have been around for quite some time now. Based out of bike mecca Squamish B.C. the team that was once running the…
View reviewAlthough electronic shifting has been around for a while, SRAMs AXS is the first wireless transmission to hit the mountain bike market. Shimano's Di2…
View reviewDropper posts have been extending rapidly with a race to see who can offer the most drop. 125mm used to be the norm when…
View reviewDrivetrains have been turned up well past eleven now, and the race to put the most gears on a bike has probably subsided. Perhaps…
View reviewTRP has come on leaps and bounds with their brakes in recent years and is fighting hard in a tough market. Never have we…
View reviewI’ll be honest, the last time I rode a bike with Hayes brakes was probably back in the early 2000s on the original Hayes…
View reviewOneUp, know for making products that shake things up a bit and illicit thoughts of 'I wish I'd thought of that', now have a…
View reviewMagura has always offered a wide range of braking solutions for your bike, ranging from lever shapes to piston combinations, brake pads to colour…
View reviewIt feels like only yesterday that the Eagle first landed amidst cries of derision that nobody needed 12 gears and that 50t cassettes were…
View reviewHope has been pushing into new territory over the past few years, experimenting with new materials and new products. Not only have they got…
View reviewThe man behind Box Components, Toby Henderson, became a racing legend on downhill bikes and BMX’s and is now well on track to legendary…
View reviewSpank's Vibrocore makes an appearance once again, but this time in the form of handlebars (where it was first used) rather than wheels. Having…
View reviewRenthal is one of the big names in handlebars and few brands have established themselves as firmly in the cockpit game. Unique styling along…
View reviewNo stranger to pushing the limits on bikes, Chromag are manufacturers of some of the wildest hardtail mountain bikes on the planet. They also…
View reviewJoystick, a brand with some of the finest graphics in the business make a range of components with an eye towards both style and…
View reviewFunn have been producing great bars and stem for ages, and always offer up something affordable and functional for those without a huge wedge…
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