Posts tagged with 'sram-eagle'

The boldest attempt by any company to revolutionize mainstream drivetrains - ever. And as serious as that sounds, it was overshadowed by a really fun, cheesy, and chill marketing campaign.

After several months of use the verdict is in on e*thirteen's kit to boost your 11-spd SRAM drivetrain to 12 with 511% range...

If you have a SRAM 11spd shifter, e*thirteen has devised a way to reach EAGLE territory on your own...

AJ's GeoMetron G16 has the personal touches he wants, without the excess he doesn't need.

With bikes looking more and more alike the unusual looks of the Wolf Ridge is part of the appeal - but it's NOT AN E-BIKE!

Unsprung weight is the enemy of your suspension - but we keep putting larger cogs on the rear wheel - but maybe there is a simple solution...

Eagle and 1x in general has simplified swapping gears but the ramifications of dropping the front derailleur go beyond losing a cable from your bars...

Is the 2017 Intense Primer Pro a versatile and capable XC 29er or a longer legged trail bike that can be ridden on aggressive terrain?

The unassuming yellow may not look like a beast, but like the Honey Badger it possesses hidden abilities that will surprise you if you take it for granted...

2016 was a banner year for bikes but some other mountain biking products and trends stood out from the rest as well…

"110mm sounds like an XC Bike and riding an XC bike around here can be like bringing a dove to a cockfight..."

This ultra-light trail slasher swaps between 115 and 130mm of travel using a renamed VPP suspension configuration and lots of pretty carbon...

In all honesty, I had to chew through my aversion to the marketing behind the new 500% gear range 1x setups

This bike is an embarrassment of riches, with Eagle, a new Lyrik, Roam 60 wheels, a 2017 Reverb and a shiny new carbon frame...

Andrew Major gets a little help busting into the guts of SRAM’s rear hub to see what makes it go clickety click…

"And then I'd hit them right in the f@cking face with a totally unexpected doozy of a change that required all sorts of really fancy, expensive sh!t..."