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May 2014

Why “Anatomic” and “Women-Specific” Handlebars Suck

by Mark V Published May 14, 2014February 23, 2017

From a distance and even to the untrained observer, the drop handlebar is the giveaway that the bike is meant for the road. Arguably, this…

Specialized Tarmac: Get the Disc

by Byron Published May 13, 2014August 3, 2016

You know they’re working when you hear chatter Today Issue 12 drops and includes my review of the new Tarmac and Patrick’s observations about the…

No Limits Selfies at Bike Races

by Byron Published May 13, 2014August 3, 2016

Just a few bars into Stop, someone threw a shoe towards the stage and hit Perry Farrel in the face during a Jane’s Addiction concert…

Specialized Tarmac 15: Performance Benchmark

by Byron Published May 12, 2014August 3, 2016

Santa Cruz Twisties I just spent a few hours on one paragraph because I use this technique so instinctively, I’ve never broken it down or…

Specialized Tarmac 15: a New Platform

by Byron Published May 10, 2014August 3, 2016

27.2 without a periscope seat tube So how does Spesh make their racing road bike compliant? The layup of course, tuning it to reduce chatter,…

New Specialized Tarmacs in Santa Cruz

by Byron Published May 9, 2014August 3, 2016

Highway 1 on new Tarmacs Langster has a bike named after him, he’s a world champ, and drove a pace on Highway 1 that I…

Bike Hugger Magazine: 12 Covers

by Byron Published May 9, 2014August 3, 2016

The road rolled out behind us for the past year on some extraordinary machines and we made the most of our riding. Issue 12 drops…

QOTD: “I’ll never underestimate the power of cat urine”

by Mark V Published May 8, 2014August 3, 2016

A customer came into the shop yesterday with a Mavic Ksyrium SL front wheel. It’s a second generation, circa 2002-2005, the black one that first…

Matt Hunter: Elbows Out

by Byron Published May 7, 2014August 3, 2016

Rode with Matt once, at Snowbird, and he torpedoed off the trail so hard, came back up with a branch in his face. Pulling the…

Chris King XD driveshell and the evolution of cassette cogs

by Mark V Published May 7, 2014August 3, 2016

Everyone wants to talk about whether the latest mountain bike drivetrains have one rather than multiple chainrings and the range of the cassettes, but not…

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