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Fat Bike Tech

We delve in to the particulars of a relatively new segment of bicycles – fat bikes. Featuring super-size tires and exceptional traction, they could be your perfect tool for winter training.

Hub How-To – Zipp 182

We begin our How-To series on hubs, starting with the Zipp 182. Learn how to do everything from basic service to a full overhaul and bearing replacement for this popular hub.

Chain How-To – Part 2

This is Part 2 of our How-To series on bicycle chains. This segment covers installation details for several brands, and offers a few final words on chain sizing.

Chain How-To – Part 1

In this segment of our How-To series, we discuss the particulars of chain sizing, derailleur capacity, and attempt to debunk some old cycling mechanical myths.

How do Superbikes Fit?

Want a new P5 or a Shiv? How about an Ordu or a Slice RS? Maybe a BMC Tm01 or a Felt DA? How do these new superbikes fit? Here’s how they compare to the standard bikes with which you’re familiar.

Cassette How-To – Part 2

We continue our How-To series on cassettes. This segment covers the nitty-gritty details of cassette spacers, freehub standards, and what to do in the event of a cassette removal problem.

Cassette How-To

This segment of our How-To series covers everything you need to know about removing, cleaning, and installing multi-speed cassettes. It’s easy, requires few tools, and can be done in minutes.

Clever Engineering from Felt

How do you retask your long/low frame motif to fit those who need narrow/tall bikes? Felt’s B series has the slippery shape of the DA, but fits and rides like a Coup De Ville.

Bolt Tech – Will Torx Win?

We analyze the evolution of bicycle bolts, which now include a relatively new standard, called Torx. We cover what it is, how it works, and the performance advantages.

Rappstar’s Kona power data

Jordan Rapp has been kind enough to share both his winning Quarq power file from New York, as well as his power data from Kona and TrainingPeaks provided an analysis of the data.

Kona 2012 – by the numbers

Pete Jacobs, Luke McKenzie, and Faris Al-Sultan were gracious enough to share their power data files and TrainingPeaks analyzed how the race went down, by the numbers.

Headset How-To – Part 2

We continue or How-To series on headsets. This segment covers stem and spacer installation, bearing preload adjustment, and all of the fun classroom theory behind general headset function.