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SRAM MTB CODE RSC
The Code RSC’s are Sram's top of the line, heavy duty brakes aimed at the Enduro and Gravity crowd. The 4 piston calliper brakes rely on DOT 5.1 brake fluid and have a bite point adjustment as well as a tool free reach adjustment. Price: approx 300 EUR per wheel The product The classic Sram Code brakes are the top end...
SRAM MTB XO1 Eagle AXS Upgrade Kit
Although electronic shifting has been around for a while, SRAMs AXS is the first wireless transmission to hit the mountain bike market. Shimano's Di2 may offer electrics with cables, but SRAM has ditched any form of cables for wireless magic. Available as an entire groupset, as separate components, or as an upgrade kit there are multiple ways to get into...
SRAM MTB NX Eagle Drivetrain
It feels like only yesterday that the Eagle first landed amidst cries of derision that nobody needed 12 gears and that 50t cassettes were ridiculous. At the time the price was pretty ridiculous too, perhaps similar to the latest release of AXS, but over a pretty short period of time, the Eagle has landed at progressively lower price points. The...
SRAM MTB Code RSC Brakes
The name may have been around for years, but this time Code sees a revision that loses the Avid label and joins the SRAM family officially. Having been a downhill brake of choice for many years the powerful stoppers had a strong following but needed an update. Some riders had started experimenting with the popular Guide lever and adding a...
SRAM MTB Guide Ultimate Brakes
The Guide range of brakes from SRAM are their most well know stoppers in the trail and enduro world. The current versions offer more power and more features than ever in a sleek package. Other than the 'R' model they are based on the same SwingLink technology, but they come in various levels and features. The base level is the...
SRAM MTB GX Eagle
Before Eagle even made its first squawk, there were rumours of its arrival. There was the talk of a 12-speed drivetrain with a huge range of gears, and a dinner plate sized cassette. For many, this was laughed off as a hoax, while others, already enjoying the freedom of a one-by drivetrain held on in hope. When the Eagle did...
2 months ago
The importance of having a sporting hero in her life became clear to Miranda Miller when she first met Lael Wilcox. She’d had a hero...
3 months ago
Jesmond Peak feels as if it splits British Columbia right down the middle. On one side, the breathtaking peaks of the Chilcotin mountain range loom...
3 months ago
Vero Sandler began her career racing downhill and reached the World Cup level, but quickly realized that while she loved riding, racing was ruining the...
3 months ago
Miranda Miller heads to the southern hemisphere to explore the Bolivian backcountry and the crew of dedicated women working to breathe new life into the...
3 months ago
Magnus Manson needs no on the Canadian racing scene. Standing next to Finn Iles on the 2016 Junior World Championship podium, for a Canada 1-2...
4 months ago
Whistler Local Is a term that gets tossed around alot, but there actually aren't many who can say that they are actually from there. Jesse...
5 months ago
This is Ash. Ash is something of searcher, a caretaker and a curator. He doesn’t write songs, script plays or make films to pull at...
8 months ago
Freeride mountain biking has a few different proving grounds dictated by extreme terrain and rider creativity. Utah might be the most legendary of them all....
1 year ago
This isn't Miranda's first or even second time in Finale, but that doesn't mean there isn't more to see. Finale has some of the best...
1 year ago
Miranda set out on a ride that after the fact she describes as the hardest, worst, and most rewarding experience of her life. Rapha’s Yomp...
1 year ago
Miranda Miller is back with Season 2 of Here. There. Everywhere and for the first episode she heads down under to Maydena, Tasmania for the...
1 year ago
“SRAM partners with UK cycling and land management organisations to help create a sustainable future for mountain bike trails across the UK” A new project,...
2 months ago
The importance of having a sporting hero in her life became clear to Miranda Miller when she first met Lael Wilcox. She’d had a hero...
3 months ago
Jesmond Peak feels as if it splits British Columbia right down the middle. On one side, the breathtaking peaks of the Chilcotin mountain range loom...
3 months ago
Vero Sandler began her career racing downhill and reached the World Cup level, but quickly realized that while she loved riding, racing was ruining the...
3 months ago
Miranda Miller heads to the southern hemisphere to explore the Bolivian backcountry and the crew of dedicated women working to breathe new life into the...
3 months ago
Magnus Manson needs no on the Canadian racing scene. Standing next to Finn Iles on the 2016 Junior World Championship podium, for a Canada 1-2...
4 months ago
Whistler Local Is a term that gets tossed around alot, but there actually aren't many who can say that they are actually from there. Jesse...
5 months ago
This is Ash. Ash is something of searcher, a caretaker and a curator. He doesn’t write songs, script plays or make films to pull at...
8 months ago
Freeride mountain biking has a few different proving grounds dictated by extreme terrain and rider creativity. Utah might be the most legendary of them all....
1 year ago
This isn't Miranda's first or even second time in Finale, but that doesn't mean there isn't more to see. Finale has some of the best...
1 year ago
Miranda set out on a ride that after the fact she describes as the hardest, worst, and most rewarding experience of her life. Rapha’s Yomp...
1 year ago
Miranda Miller is back with Season 2 of Here. There. Everywhere and for the first episode she heads down under to Maydena, Tasmania for the...
1 year ago
“SRAM partners with UK cycling and land management organisations to help create a sustainable future for mountain bike trails across the UK” A new project,...
Issue 74
We put the new Fox Union shoes to the test together with the Absolute Black Graphene brake pads, Sram Code RSC brakes, Osprey backpack and many more!
Issue 65
On test this issue: the Merida E160 with the EP8 motor, Canyons Stitch360 pump track destroyer and the YT Jeffsy Core 2 27,5’’. We check out Earshot’s magnetic headphones, Bluegrass’ lightweight pads, shoes from Mavic and Fizik, and the Smith Forefront 2 helmet/goggle combo.
Issue 64
Even with a massive shortage of bikes, we managed to get some amazing bikes on test for you. Read our honest opinion on the CUBE Stereo Hybrid 160, Merida Big trail, Transition PBJ and a selection of parts by Kids Ride Shotgun, Melon Optics and OneUp components.
Issue 63
We have bikes and components on test from Cube, Vitus, SRAM, Vecnum, Gloworm, Ravemen and Julbo this issue, see what the test team made of it all right here!
Issue 58
Ghost's big hitter, Cannondales new Habit and some of electric numbers from Haibike, Greyp and Merida, plus Rou’s new ride from Cube! Drivetrains get given a grinding with Box and SRAM offering affordable wide range gearing plus kit from Lake, Leatt and Hope.
Issue 56
More images with no particular place to call home this issue!
Issue 55
From privateer to Factory pro, Katy Winton has experienced the full gambit of Enduro racing and now sits firmly at the top level with the fastest racers in the world. Ewen Turner catches up with her at the British Champs and finds out how life has changed since the early days.
Issue 52
A World Championship smashing enduro bike from Nukeproof, a rowdy hardtail from Commencal and a couple of funky gravel bikes make the line up of test machines this month. Slowing things down hard and fast is the name of the game as we put some four-pot brakes through the mill and see if they can offer the killer power they all claim.
Issue 51
Enduro rigs, a hardtail and a plus sized trail bike that's friendly on the wallet. This issue we take a look at no compromise race machines from Giant and Canyon whilst getting back to basics with a trail ready hardtail from Sonder. Marin continues to impress with their trail bikes and we take a look at the latest SRAM drivetrain, the GX Eagle.
Issue 48
This issue we have bikes from Rocky Mountain, Liv, Merida, DMR, Orange and Rose, and we check out SRAMs new ShockWiz and Magura’s MT7 brakes!
Issue 47
2017 bikes are coming through thick and fast, but it won't be long till we see glimpses of next year! This issue we have bikes from Cube, Ragley, Giant, Pivot and Marin, and we check out SRAMs top notch brakes and some finely tuned wheels from Stans.
Issue 45
Win a Go Pro Hero 5 Black this issue in our subscriber prize draw!
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