Posts tagged with 'north-shore-billet'

A 24t NSBillet chainring, SRAM 12spd GX shifter & derailleur, and a 10spd Shimano cassette, less one cog, on the Devinci Chainsaw

Alloy and steel replacement idler pulley options for high-pivot bikes…

North Shore Billet manufactures their EFBE-tested Talon crankset in-house in Whistler, BC.

After two years of development, North Shore Billet’s Canadian Made crank is available and in four lengths, from 155mm to 170mm.

You can still make some last minute magic happen, or at least be armed with belated gifts or something for yourself to celebrate any occasion you see fit.

The lifts may have stopped spinning for bikes in Whistler, but there's plenty of park to be had just slightly off the beaten track...

The difference between made-in-house and made-in-country, and a look at Wolf Tooth's made in Minnesota Waveform pedals.

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

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.

Almost every component of North Shore Billet's premium performance flat pedal is made in-house at their facility in Whistler, BC...

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.

A mix of metals meets a mix of wheels with these custom-designed bikes from Whistler.

Making some smooth shifting improvements to my kid's 20" wheeled mountain bike, and ditching a couple of cogs in the process...

The North Vancouver native trusts his bike and components in the demanding Shore terrain…

How one aspiring World Cup DH racer is dealing with the curveball of the global pandemic…

16-year old Milton had his eyes opened at his first World Cup DH last year but took the experience as something to learn from…

It's the school of hard knocks for the North Shore Billet Enduro race team as they tackle the hard-hitting Whistler stop of the Enduro World series...

Forrest Riesco tackles one of Pemberton's notoriously gnarly trails on his trail bike and doesn't even break a sweat...