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Shimano Unveils Major 30-Year Update to SPD Cleats and XTR Pedals
Originally Published 4 months ago — by Pinkbike
Shimano has released the XTR M9220 pedals, a lighter, slightly smaller version of their Saint pedals, featuring four adjustable pins, a new multi-directional entry cleat, and designed for aggressive trail riding and enduro racers. The pedals offer a solid platform, smooth engagement, and compatibility with existing SPD cleats, with initial positive ride impressions and durability expected to be high.
PNW Components Launches Loam Pedal V2
Originally Published 5 months ago — by Pinkbike
PNW Components has released the Loam Pedal V2, a flat pedal featuring a wide aluminum platform, unique pin design, and a balanced concave shape, offering a good mix of grip and maneuverability for mountain biking at a price of $159.
Ohlins Launches New 38mm Enduro & DH Forks and TTX Air Shock
Originally Published 7 months ago — by Pinkbike
Ohlins has introduced updated 38mm enduro and downhill forks with improved comfort, sensitivity, and tunability, along with new TTXAir shocks featuring a bladder-based damping system, reduced stiction, and enhanced remote lock-out compatibility, aimed at enhancing performance for eMTB, trail, and enduro riders.
SRAM Red AXS vs Shimano Dura-Ace: Long-Term Performance Showdown
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Outside Magazine
The article provides a detailed comparison between the SRAM Red AXS and Shimano Dura-Ace groupsets, two leading options in the cycling market. The author evaluates various aspects such as derailleur clutch, brake fluid, battery systems, hood shape, software, weight, and brakes, ultimately favoring SRAM for its clutch and battery flexibility. Both groupsets are praised for their performance, with the choice largely depending on personal preferences and specific needs. The article also includes insights into the author's bike builds using each groupset, highlighting the unique features and components of each setup.
"Trek's CarBack Bike Radar: Revolutionizing Radar Technology for Cyclists"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BikeRumor.com
Trek introduces the CarBack bike radar, a compact and lightweight unit that detects rear-approaching vehicles up to 240m away and features a visible daytime running light, smartphone integration, and a USB-C rechargeable battery with a four-bar LED indicator. Priced at $200, the CarBack is praised for its size, weight, and performance, making it a recommended option for cyclists prioritizing safety on the road.
"Cane Creek Unveils Lightweight Invert Gravel Suspension Fork for Optimal Performance"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BikeRumor.com
The new Cane Creek Invert gravel suspension fork is designed for gravel roads and offers a smooth ride, lightweight design, and sleek aesthetics. While lacking damping, it performs well on smooth trails but may not be suitable for rough terrains. Pre-production forks had minor issues, but production versions are expected to address these concerns. Overall, the Invert fork is praised for its performance and appearance, with a long-term review to follow.
"Enve Fray 2024: The Ultimate All-Road Endurance Bike"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by CyclingWeekly
Enve Composites has officially launched The Fray, an endurance bike designed to fill the gap in the American manufacturer's drop bar line-up. Initially planned for a 2023 release, The Fray is the latest addition to Enve's range of custom road bikes, WorldTour-capable road racing bikes, and gravel steeds, aiming to cater to the needs of endurance cyclists.
"ENVE Fray 2024: The Ultimate All-Road Endurance Bike"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by BikeRadar
The ENVE Fray blurs the lines between endurance and all-road bikes, offering a performance-oriented road bike with generous tyre clearance for versatility. Positioned between ENVE's race and gravel bikes, the Fray is responsive and aggressive, with geometry optimized for 31-35mm tyres and the ability to accommodate up to 40mm tyres. It excels on rough roads and offers options for running different tyre sizes, making it suitable for experienced riders seeking a well-balanced road bike with a performance edge.
Fair Bicycle Introduces Universally Compatible Drop Best Offset Saddle Clamp
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Pinkbike.com
Fair Bicycle has introduced the Drop Best UC, a universally compatible version of their offset saddle clamp, allowing for 27mm positive or negative offset to adjust the saddle position on almost any post with vertical mounting bolts. This provides riders with the ability to steepen or slacken their effective seat tube angle for a more comfortable pedaling position. The Drop Best UC is machined from 7075 aluminum, weighs 139 grams, and is compatible with popular dropper seat posts. It is available in three versions for different bolt sizes and is priced starting at $134 USD with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
"Anticipating the Latest Tech at Paris-Roubaix: A Preview of the Queen of the Classics"
Originally Published 1 year ago — by Cyclingnews
Paris-Roubaix, known as the Queen of the Classics, is a unique and challenging race that captivates cycling fans. The event is a hotbed for tech discussions, focusing on topics such as tire choices, aerodynamics, specialized bikes, and innovative solutions. With its distinctive course, Paris-Roubaix continues to draw attention and spark excitement among cycling enthusiasts.