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SQ Labs busts out Hans Rey Collection saddle and grips plus a seat for…. Timmy C from Rage against the Machine?

At this point in his career, Hans Rey has more than earned the right to have his name to be on about any bike part…

Written by Trey Richardson December 22, 2015

Roundup: Unique components from Reset, Bike Ribbon, Mars One, SQ Labs & more!

BikeRibbon is an Italian brand that’s been producing unique handlebar tape since 1975, helping to pioneer the concept of thickly padded tape that tapers at…

Written by Tyler Benedict November 16, 2015

AASQ #117: SQLabs, Burgtec and Wolf Tooth Components chat MTB grip design

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan May 07, 2021

AASQ #77: Time to saddle up? SQLabs, WTB & Fabric discuss saddle fit, rail types, cut-outs and more!

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan July 17, 2020

TS Epic Prep: Ritchey WCS Carbon Trail Cockpit & SQlabs Ergonomic Grips

In addition to the Rolf Prima wheels and Schwalbe tires, another group of parts that went on bike and ridden for the first time in…

Written by Tyler Benedict May 27, 2013

Fizik Ferox Team Amani & Atlas Black Mamba Shoe Collabs Deliver Killer Kenyan Gravel Style

Fizik has partnered with Kenyan cycling Team Amani to make two flashy limited editions of their most popular gravel bike shoes. And the results are…

Written by Cory Benson July 31, 2024

AASQ #145: Needle Bearing Tech with Pinnd, Enduro Bearings, Hustle & Real World Cycling

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan November 26, 2021

AASQ #135: What does a shock feel like when it needs a damper service?

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan September 17, 2021

AASQ #126: Galfer, Hayes, TRP Cycling and Magura discuss braking power issues

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan July 16, 2021

AASQ #107: What tire profile is best for cornering? Rounded or Square?

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan February 26, 2021

AASQ #106: How do wheel size and tire width relate to MTB tire cornering grip?

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan February 19, 2021

Must Watch: Danny MacAskill sends Isle of Skye Slabs and shivers down your spine

Conquering the Isle of Skye’s Cuillin Ridge wasn’t enough. Danny had his sights set firmly on The Slabs. You might call it insane when see…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan January 28, 2021

AASQ #92: Braking Force vs Rotor Size, Lever Leverage, and fixing Sticky Pistons

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan November 06, 2020

Race Labs Race Plate developed by EWS eliminates cable ties, reduces race day faff

For many countries, mountain bike racing is finally back on the calendar. The Worlds of Downhill, Enduro and XC are all scrambling to squeeze something…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan September 07, 2020

AASQ #82: Stan’s No Tubes, Peaty’s, Joe’s No Flats and Muc-Off seal up your worries on tubeless sealant

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan August 28, 2020

AASQ #81: CushCore, Nukeproof, Ride Panzer, Rimpact & Vittoria tackle MTB Tire Insert Tech!

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan August 14, 2020

Must Watch: #theRemyLine is how you would ride Squamish – if you were Remy Metailler

“I just don’t want to go too fast. Because if I go too fast, I won’t be able to slow down.” You know when those…

Written by Zach Overholt July 29, 2020

AASQ #73: Wash On / Wash Off – Are bike cleaning sprays glorified soaps or essential to bike maintenance?

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Jessie-May Morgan June 12, 2020

Review: Vee Tire Co.’s Snap WCE grabs the slabs and busts through dust

When your home trails are littered with rock slabs and loose chutes, good grip becomes a very high priority. I spent a few weeks this…

Written by Steve Fisher September 19, 2019

AASQ #41: How long is a helmet good for? Giro answers that and more, Pt. 1

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or…

Written by Zach Overholt August 17, 2018

SOC18: SQlab Series 7 grips bring better ergonomics to all riders

SQlabs is all about Sports Ergonomics, so it makes sense that they’re serious about their grips. Their latest options look like the best yet and…

Written by Zach Overholt May 02, 2018

IB16: Nutrition Roundup 2 – Skratch Labs, Powerbar, Justin’s PB, Oberto & more!

If you read any fitness or general interest bicycle publication, you’ve likely seen the ads for chocolate milk as a recovery product. Well, now you…

Written by Tyler Benedict October 19, 2016

SOC15: Roundup – New goodies from Trickstuff, SQlab & Orange Seal

Trickstuff is adding a wide range cassette to their lineup with this three piece unit called the 4111 cassette, as in 11-41. Where most of…

Written by Tyler Benedict May 15, 2015

Skratch Labs sifts together homemade cookie mix to fuel your rides

As the story goes, Skratch Labs whipped up some cookies for the crowds at Tour of California and the riders ended up pocketing some to…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 13, 2015

Reviewed: SQlab 611 Race Ergonomic Saddle

SQlab is a German company that makes saddles, pedals, handlebars, insoles, and bar ends engineered around creating a proper, individualized ergonomic fit on the…

Written by Mike Albert August 13, 2013

Editor’s Choice Awards 2022 – Tyler’s Favorite Bikes & Gear

Here are my top-rated road, gravel & mountain bikes, plus tires, cycling kit, gear, and more. Some may surprise you, some are for after the…

Written by Tyler Benedict December 08, 2022

World Cup Randoms: unique gear and oddities spotted around the race

While we hope that most of our readers will be welcoming in the summer with a Memorial Day out on the bike, here’s a round-up of some…

Written by Cory Benson May 29, 2017

A week in review: The Öhlins fork lives, Garmin’s Varia has your back, Transition Carbon Patrol, & much more

It’s been a busy week with the end of the year approaching fast. Some of the big news this week came from Öhlins who has been…

Written by Trey Richardson December 26, 2015

A week in review: Smart helmets, pink bikes, and that beee-utiful Garbaruk cassette adapter

This week we have some great round ups from the Philly Bike Show, Peaty is getting ready to say adios…. but not yet, and…

Written by Trey Richardson November 21, 2015

Tumbleweed Bikes Announces the Sunliner Flat Bar Mountain Touring Bike

Tumbleweed Bicycles adds a flat bar mountain tourer to their purpose-built line of bikepacking bikes.

Written by Ron Frazelle August 09, 2024

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