Welcome to Tire Tech, Bikerumor’s mostly-weekly series on bicycle tires. Like our Suspension Tech and AASQ series, we take your questions about tires, whether it’s…
Yesterday we detailed Cube’s move to 29″ wheels on the new Stereo 150 29, built for their Enduro World Series team. Previewing the surprisingly affordable carbon…
Back in February Quarq expanded smart suspension tuning with their ShockWiz gadgets and a new mobile app. Then as RockShox updated forks, a new web-based…
Now in their 12th year of making innovative tools and accessories, Lezyne has a bigger catalog than ever. Originally, Lezyne had planned on just adding…
SRAM’s data collection division Quarq is back with another tiny bit of electronic technology to improve your ride. Much like their ShockWiz does for suspension,…
Easily one of the most recognizable names in mountain biking, the Stumpjumper is pushing its 37th year in Specialized’ vocabulary. Originally introduced as the first…
Riders from the mid-1990s will recall Sweetwings, a boutique hollow steel crankset that came with equal parts light weight, chi chi looks and reliability issues.…
Some of the biggest news from Eurobike 2016 was that Marzocchi was making their comeback. Under new ownership from Fox, Marzocchi was reorganizing and planned…
This morning Campagnolo unveiled the first production ready 12-speed road bike drivetrain, built on a wide-range, tightly-spaced cassette fitting in existing 11-speed spacing. But there…
Over the years Campagnolo’s carbon Bora wheel line has been possibly the winningest family of wheels in the pro peloton. Recent updates have widened their…
Campagnolo trolled us with social media watchmaking teasers back when they introduced their Movement campaign ahead of a clothing launch at the end of 2017.…
