All Videos (15 Videos)

DB Kitsuma — Pro-tune at Your Fingertips

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Cane Creek is proud to announce the DB Kitsuma, a highly adjustable rear shock built for maximum performance in a design that is incredibly intuitive and easy to use. Grounded in the DNA of the original Double Barrel line of shocks.

HELM MKII

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Cane Creek Cycling Components is proud to annunce the release of the HELM MKII

Cane Creek Hellbender Neo Bearings

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Cane Creek Hellbender Neo Bearings with Solid Lube technology incorporating SKF’s patented MTRX lubricating design

HELM WS 130

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HELM WS 130

The HELM Suspension Fork from Cane Creek

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A closer look at the HELM fork - from the features that make it awesome to the awesome people who made it a reality. https://www.canecreek.com/products/suspension/helm

Cane Creek Suspension - Hand Assembled, Rider Tested

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Most people don't know that all Cane Creek suspension is hand assembled in our factory in Fletcher NC by a crew of six guys.

eeWings Titanium Cranks - Put to the test

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Jeff and Andrew take two sets of eeWings titanium cranks and put them through a series of grueling test - including head-to-head tests against some of the best carbon cranks on the market. Things get smashed.

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Coil Creek

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Christening Coil Creek

DBcoil [IL] - Lose the Weight

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#DBcoilIL #everyrideisdifferent #losetheweight @GhostBikes

Cane Creek and Vurtego Join Forces

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Cane Creek Cycling Components and Vurtego Pogo Sticks have come together to make the first ever twin tube pogo stick.

The Disruptor

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A couple of Cane Creek Cycling Component employees rip up North Carolina trails on the new DBInline.