Posts tagged with 'crankbrothers'

Crankbrothers introduces flat pedal and clip-in shoes with three lacing options each - with the Stamp Lace, flat pedal shoe reviewed here...

No vaporware here - just currently existing or easy DIY collaborations that could improve your on-trail experience with wrenching, pedaling, and ergonomics.

These are not the carbon-soled rigid slippers our tester normally prefers, but with the right pedals the flexibility here might just work...

Max travel goes up along with return speed and warranty, while the price goes down...

Niner in the front, 650b in the back, now with Microspline and SuperBoost!

All funds from the sale of the F15 Memorial Edition will be going to the Stevie Smith Legacy Foundation.

One of four options in Crankbrothers' cleat program serves up a reduced release angle and a more positive release point...

Serviceability and aftersale support puts these low-budget pedals in a class of their own.

Still rolling silky smooth on the original EZO bearings, the 1.66° engagement Project 321 rear hub has risen to the top...

Love the wider stance of the Mallet DH or Mallet-E LS but prefer the more diminutive pedal body of the Candy or Eggbeater? Crankbrothers has an axle for that...

Magnets and Metal and Plastic and NeoShell

A Wolf Tooth Headset with lots of colour, some full-featured lace-up clip in shoes from Scott, and a floor pump for the end of times from Crankbrothers...

The gear that caught Andrew's attention and continues to surpass expectations to this day, and some classic memories that haunt him on the trails still.

Whether you have big flippers or small tootsies, Crankbrothers' Stamp 3 pedals have you covered and they punch above their weight class...

Two of the more creative products found in the desert dust

Long term and thorough - these pedals get mounted on several bikes and clipped into with three pairs of shoes...

The Stamp line has grown to 4 models and includes a $300 ti spindle model and a nicely designed $100 version endorsed by Danny MacAskill...

The Mallet DH pedal has always been well-received in terms of function but durability and quality of workmanship has been a problem in the past...

"I'm well past the 150hr/yearly service interval and the Crankbrothers Highline dropper post was starting to sound a bit crunchy..."

A dropper post from Crankbrothers has a dubious pedigree - but is it possible the company has turned things around with this post?

"Removing the post from my bike or changing a cable takes way less time than any other dropper I've used..."