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slimjim4 canfieldbikes's article
Jun 5, 2026 at 11:59
Jun 5, 2026
Canfield Unveils V3 Tilt & Lithium with "Geometry-Static" Dropout System
@canfieldbikes: a dust cap is my bottle's best friend when it's on my v2 lithium
slimjim4 canfieldbikes's article
Jun 5, 2026 at 11:44
Jun 5, 2026
Canfield Unveils V3 Tilt & Lithium with "Geometry-Static" Dropout System
People complaining about 64.5/65 degree head angle without ever actually having been held back by the head angle. You won't outride these bikes.
slimjim4 AVINOX's article
May 22, 2026 at 15:18
May 22, 2026
Avinox Issues Statement on eBike Power, Speed, and Safety
What they're missing is that not everyone needs to be physically able to ride every trail or every trail feature. It is still OK to walk your bike, be humbled, and/or have something that challenges you to get more fit or develop your skills. Everyone should have access to the trails and riding, but that is very different from everyone being able to ''– Conquer steeper climbs – Ride longer distances – Explore more challenging trails – Recover more easily from technical mistakes – Build confidence faster"
slimjim4 mattbeer's article
Aug 11, 2025 at 11:55
Aug 11, 2025
Review: Chromag's New Mid-Travel Reazon is a Singletrack Steamroller
I shortstroked my Lithium from 163 to 151 and ride a 170 lyrik up front. It changed my whole riding experience for the better--the bike feels more responsive and poppy at lower speeds, and more nimble on technical climbs without compromising anything on the descents--and would highly recommend others to consider trying similar.
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Jul 24, 2025 at 18:15
Jul 24, 2025
Selling
Jul 24, 2025 at 18:14
Jul 24, 2025

TRP Trail EVO

$90 USD
TRP Trail EVO brake set. Rear brake hose is cut to 59" and will need a full bleed after install. Front brake is capped and should only need a bubble check. You will also need brake pads, olive (for 5mm hose), and barb for the install. Check TRP website or LBS for olive and barb. You will also need a pad retaining pin: https://trpcycling.com/products/pad-retaining-pins These brakes are good, however, I was having an issue with the rear caliper potentially leaking. I was seeing fine dust collect around the caliper unit. LBS said I could try just swapping it out with a new one but I decided to upgrade the set. You might have better luck than me, or you could consider this a cheap way to get 3/4 of a brake set and upgrade the last 1/4.

slimjim4 agustinsandoval's article
May 28, 2025 at 8:54
May 28, 2025
Video: Guga Ortiz Tackles Chile’s Wildest Riding on an Adaptive MTB in 'IKIGAI'
Hope this gets more traction. The story, riding, scenery and filming are all inspiring and the soundtrack is perfect!!
Apr 1, 2016 at 10:17
Apr 1, 2016
Moving forward with the permitting process! Word is out, and anticipation is high for what could be excellent riding in Eastern Nevada. www.bikemag.com/news/funding-secured-for-new-trails-in-rural-nevada/#UamctWc0lO5T5Mf3.97
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