Posts tagged with 'chromag_1'

Chromag's annual Show 'n Shine is a Toonie race, après, Chromag bike display and one hell of a party - all in one.

Andrew borrows the mix-matched travel full-suspension-hardtail concept from the Chromag Darco and applies it to his own bike.

A hardtail.... with rear suspension?

Chromag's first adult full suspension bike is a tale a decade in the making. Here is the scoop on the Darco (yup, and the Darco Titanium).

There's nothing less expensive to buy than a fresh product that doesn't currently exist or a current stalwart that I already own.

Chromag's new bar grabber is a real looker. Take a peek behind the curtain to see how it all came together...

Style mongers from Whistler set out to make one knee pad to rule them all. Did they succeed?

After twenty years of producing high end bike parts for local customers like Chromag, North Shore Billet's slow and steady approach is still the key to success.

Born on a kitchen table from an idea for a hardtail, Chromag has succeeded and grown, but it's still basically the same Whistler-based company that shuts down on Fridays to go riding.

Looking back on a year of hard work and obstacles reveals that 2021 was one of my best ever and a reminder that taking chances and pursuing challenges is a recipe for growth.

Chromag only makes one push-on grip model. It's called the Wax, and here are some thoughts about it.

For this week's gift guide, Roggey digs into a pile of goodies he has used and highly recommends.

For some this may be early, but the supply chain is troublesome. Get ahead of the game with domestically made parts, a session with a photographer, or stocking up on consumables like fresh lube.

Ti bling is the heart of this working horse build which has a very specific cockpit setup…

Keep it local, try to go eco, and support the businesses and people that make a difference.

How does a wide Q-factor, the largest on paper size and big sharp pins translate to performance on the trail…

It's been well over a year since Andrew handed the Phase30 rims to Trevor Hansen for a thorough beating...

Before ditching your old bar, why not cut off a couple of cms and see if your legacy length still works for you with modern bike geometry?

Ian Ritz, Ben Arnott, and Chris Kovarik shed light on the process behind developing their brainchild pedal…

Dekerf Implant, XT thumbies, DT 440 hubs, Mountain Cycle Moho, Moots YBB – what do you wish you hadn't sold?

Claire's daily driver isn't your usual. Nor are her bikes. Upgrades aplenty with all modes of transport in this Pistons & Pivots…

Owen's passion is clear in his bike builds but leaves you wondering, what about that car?

Kovarik's signature Chromag pedal will strike fear in the darkest of souls…

Chromag gets into merino wool with typical quality and attention to detail