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Our website is absolutely chocked full of bikes, components, apparel, and accessories. We've created the Jenson Blog as a tool for cyclists to learn all about the ins-and-outs of the bike world. Use our guides, how-to's, and reviews to navigate the immense options of bike parts or just a bit of two-wheeled entertainment.

Park Tool: How to Align a Hydraulic Disc Brake on a Bike

A rubbing disc brake is a common problem, and even the slightest rub which might not really be slowing you down, can still be annoying. Regardless of the brand or model, this video will help you get rid of that pesky rub.

YouTube - Review: 2021 Orbea Oiz/Oiz TR Mountain Bike

Our favorite Cross Country race bike just got a whole lot better! Join us as we take a first look at the all new Orbea Oiz and Orbea Oiz TR.

YouTube - Grid Gravity Tires from Specialized

The new GRID Gravity Casing gives you indestructible performance without an indestructible weight penalty of a full DH tire. With a heavy-duty two-ply design, the new GRID Gravity casing is redefining what an enduro tire is capable of. Designed to smash through rocks day after day, the new GRID Gravity casing is perfect for a front or rear tire.

Jenson USA Rider: Remy Metailler

There are many talented mountain bike riders out there, but very few that match the vision for unique lines, the guts and skills to massively send it, and the ability to make it look so effortless. Remy Metailler is one of those few. Breaking into the light with video highlights of never-done-before lines at Whistler bike park, he has taken approach to raw trails and even Red Bull Rampage, and has even earned his own catch line for this style of riding, #TheRemyLine. We’re stoked to partner with Remy and to support his inspiring and informative YouTube and Instagram content. Click to learn more about Remy, his favorite trails to ride, and all the products that can withstand his hard charging riding style.

5 Reasons to Ride a Rigid Bike

Modern-day mountain bike suspension is a scientific marvel, but don’t be afraid to get back to the basics and mix things up with a rigid fork. You might be surprised to discover that you learn new skills and may even really enjoy yourself.