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YouTube - Review: Sage Barlow Titanium Gravel Bike

When it comes to frame materials, nothing brings the WOW factor quite like Titanium. This magical metal combines the excellent ride feel of a steel frame, but without the weight penalty. Not to mention, just the beauty of a Titanium frame will keep your riding buddies drooling while they are struggling to hold your wheel.

YouTube - How to cut Magura Brake Lines

Today, in The Mechanic's Corner, James show's us how to cut and trim Magura brake lines so you don't have to bleed them afterwards. Bleeding a brake can be difficult, so avoid the hassle of doing it by following these easy steps. Can you guess where James is from, from his accent?

YouTube - Review: Ibis Ripmo AF Mountain Bike

When you look at the silhouette of the Ripmo AF it looks a lot like the carbon Ripmo, but upon further inspection, you’ll notice some welds around the frame. The bike is still a Ripmo, but it features a full aluminum frame. The days of Ibis bikes only being available as expensive carbon builds are over, The Ripmo AF is here, it’s inexpensive, and it’s ready to shred everything.

YouTube - Review: Kona Roadhouse Steel Road Bike

Some things are just timeless. Like red brick is to buildings, steel is to bicycles. You may have noticed that finely constructed steel frames, crafted and welded by the best builders continue to be highly sought after for their unblemished combination of form and function.

YouTube - Kinekt Suspension Seatpost

The Kinekt Active Suspension seat post is a patented design that allows the rider to stay stable and the bike to adsorb all the rough terrain. Ideal for E-Bike, Gravel, Touring, or Century riders.

YouTube - Shimano Platform Pedals

The new wave of large platforms pedals are built tough and designed to give you a confident connection to your bike. The days of thick un-grippy flat pedals are gone. With flat pedals, you can enjoy the benefits of superior grip while still maintaining the ability to stick a foot out when things get rowdy.