Posts tagged with 'santa-cruz-bicycles'

Matteo Iniguez schralps Loudenvieille, Ted Barrow takes on the Old Ledge, and the 50to01 crew jam at Unity Woods

Adam has a very clean Nomad V3, which is an opportunity to talk about Santa Cruz's 10-year-plus commitment to support every frame they sell...

Andrew's third and final look at the latest aluminum Chameleon frame from the perspective of owning one mountain bike to do it all.

Scotland's Tweed Valley boasts world-class riding and a tight-knit riding community, but it is the local population's embrace of mountain biking and the economic growth it brings that is creating excitement for the future.

The beating heart of MTB in Scotland is Innerleithen: it is the site of many of its most famous trails, the home of EWS founder Chris Ball, the birthplace of countless pros, and the best damn university program any rider could imagine.

Santa Cruz provides free bearings for the life of your frame - so you should probably take advantage of that, whether you own a Tallboy, Hightower, Nomad, or any other from the SCB stable.

"We thought we'd leave it open and not just kind of make it about whoever's going to build booters and some nice berms..."

"It doesn't even have to be for building or maintaining trails, it could be about getting some people on bikes or giving them a trail experience..."

After an eventful summer on the Santa Cruz V10 29er, it's time to reflect and render some verdicts...

Why was the G.O.A.T. messing with his race bike's chainstay length when the V10 is longer than its ever been...

I meet up with Ariel Lindsley from Fox to talk suspension, do some on trail testing, and make changes to get the most out of the Fox 49 and DHX2 Coil on the Santa Cruz V10 29er.

Gravity riders looking for a short travel rocket may want to put the newest bike from Santa Cruz on their list...

Having had the Santa Cruz V10 29er for 2 weeks why not try a downhill race? And CushCore, too.

What's happening with the king puzzler's setup in Vallnord?

"I think the butt crack is fire." said… Someone from the IFHT team…

It isn't fair to call the Carbon Chameleon a 'jack of all trades' because it's also the master of some...

Nick talks about fork offsets, mules, sizing, and why it took so long for manufacturers to figure out that we were all riding bikes that were too small...

Does the Chameleon live up to the name now that it's hewn into smooth lines and arcs of carbon fibre?

Santa Cruz went deep on engineering with external spoke reinforcements and an asymmetrical profile, but that only matters if they can take a beating...

MacAskill bails several times and even takes the cameraman and his riding buddy out in very mucky conditions...

Thirty minutes of Whistler with Ratboy, Loosedog and the Santa Cruz Enduro squad sending lines and getting creative…

Wet race-runs and overcooked waffles…

Fox World Cup mechanic, Jordi Cortes chats with the Syndicate's Jason Marsh about Minnaar's bike, and with Luca Shaw, in this laid-back, grin-inducing bike chat. You may actually learn something too…

Pre-season preparation, good times, and the return of the World Cup with the Santa Cruz Syndicate's first episode of 2018.