Posts tagged with 'we-are-one'

Cam sits down with Dustin Adams to find out what's next for We Are One Composites and what happened to the Arrival…

This Weekend's Warmup features prime video content to get you psyched for Crankworx, alongside other bangers from the week.

Some stuff is better the next day - an official Gulf Livery Mondraker, a new insert from Tannus, our favourite vehicles, and heaps more...

In an almost forgotten box filled with shame and nice things, Cooper finds inspiration for a journey.

It's a We Are One wrap-up with all the Arrival models showing their best looks and a special focus on the longest travel A170

It's A130 versus A140 as Andrew evaluates each We Are One Arrival configuration...

Like a modern hardtail, We Are One's Arrival platform will happily wear a fork from 140mm to 170mm in several rear suspension set ups

The new SRAM GX Transmission delivers the same thoughtlessly smooth shifting as the three more expensive T-Type options, but there's even more to it...

We Are One announces UDH & Mullet compatibility and Andrew lays out plans to compare the Arrival 170, 152, and 130.

Special edition bikes from Yeti, Crankbrothers/Commençal, and We Are One as well as bikes from Pole and... Gas Gas?

The carbon fibre wizards from Kamloops raise the bar again with a wheelset that promises precision, comfort and durability.

New and improved hoops from the Canadian carbon fibre wizards.

The We Are One Arrival 152 is fast, way faster than you, it's faster than you, and you, and me too.

An old German car and a fresh Canadian mountainbike

If you think the Arrival 170 is just like the 152 with a little more travel, you're in for a surprise.

If you have been keen to order a new Arrival - the wait may be over. Andrew Major - who has one - goes over the new spec...

The long-awaited Arrival 170 is here and We Are One has also updated the Arrival 152.

Installing a Hope Tech 4 rear brake through a We Are One Arrival frame with a $27 amazon magnetic kit.

"This thing could ride down the hill like a turd caught in a rockslide, and it might not even matter..."