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Cross-country racing is brutal on men, women, and machine. Sustaining eye-popping speed through dirt, mud, sand, rocks, and water for seemingly e...
Poor brake performance got you baffled? It could be glazed brake pads and rotors.
Top braking performance relies on friction—in other words, the ...
While it may not pay to put your old sprocket under your pillow at night, you can get big rewards in performance overnight by losing a tooth--or ...
OEM? OMG! Restore your bike’s drivetrain to “as new” factory performance specs with sprockets and chains from the world’s largest OEM manufacture...
As riders who love performance, we tend to put our bikes through the paces every chance we get. And that means our machines can show accelerated ...
The coronavirus pandemic has everyone a bit tense these days. And no wonder; even the most mundane and routine tasks that we all used to do witho...
April showers bring … mud. And mud brings greater wear and tear to your bike’s sprockets and chain. Grime and gunk also create drag that robs you...
Like many riders—especially those in cold-weather climates—you probably put your bike in storage for the winter. But even though it had no wear a...
Swapping out your bike’s worn out chain and sprockets may seem like a daunting task. But it’s not as tough as you may think. Here’s all it takes ...
At the start of each new year, we all vow to get ourselves into better shape, outperform all we did the year before, and finally hit the places w...
Dirt riders love getting dirty; the more soil, sand, dust, and mud the better. But, as they say, it’s all fun and games until somebody gets hurt....
Traditionally, at the factory where your bike was made, grease or another lubricant was applied to your bike’s chain. The problem is, road grime ...
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