Posts tagged with 'wolf-tooth'

There's nothing less expensive to buy than a fresh product that doesn't currently exist or a current stalwart that I already own.

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

The new Resolve dropper is sleek, user-serviceable, and travel adjustable at a justifiable price for a premium post.

Andrew's decade-old hoodie, post-injury riding socks, an everyday use tool, and a new-and-slightly-improved version of the faultless rack he owned years ago.

Mocking up some different water bottle and accessory mounting possibilities on my frame, while considering the potential for more thoughtful stock mounting on every bike...

A unique stow-able tool from Wolf Tooth, USA-Made foot blankets, and an almost indestructible pack gets resuscitated...

Some tools for my bicycles that get used regularly to do other jobs around the house.

Andrew's scheme to test a bunch of budget hardtails, in the 1-2K CAD range, both stock and with an angleset installed...

I loathe riding any stationary bike but if I have to, I'll choose outside and on my own bike...

Press release copy triggers a response about living in a time when common sense isn't all that common.

Wolf Tooth updates the 8-Bit system to add a utility blade, chain breaker, and tire plugs while keeping everything ergonomic to use.

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.

It's a head-to-head lube-off between the Sedulous Drew-Bob and Squidulous Toucan methods of chain lubrication. And you're invited...

You may be running out of time, but we've still got loads of great gift ideas for the rider in your life.

The new 8-Bit Pack Pliers are a premium trailside, and home shop, multi-tool combining the best feature of their EnCase tool and Pack Pliers.

Wolf Tooth is seeing demand for crank-mounted bash guards – and perhaps their time has returned for our longer, lower, faster bikes...

Andrew Major can justify almost every part of his bikes, even the Gucci ones, according to the doctrine of min-maxing. Almost...

Andrew Major breaks down a range of his favourite options in an attempt to convert the uninitiated.

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

The Wolf Tooth EnCase tool system is a nicely made tool system that has led to my first pack free rides in years...

I'd consider changes or additions as long as I can still fit a whole Enduro Potato or a can of beer in there...

Meet new friends, get some weight off your back, and keep your tools dry - Wolf Tooth's roll-top bag does it all.

The unique looking Afterburner crankset features stiff arms, a lightweight package and a fair price of 130 USD.

Many different lengths, an optional protruding protector - and the option to make your bike easily trainer compatible in winter...