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The phrase “steel is real” started as a grassroots retort to the carbon and aluminum craze of the late ’80s and ’90s, when lightweight materials promised faster, sleeker bikes. Steel loyalists weren’t buying it, literally or figuratively. They argued that steel’s ride quality, repairability, and longevity made it

Sure, your bike is cool, but is it "replaced every bolt with ultralight and color matching titanium bolts" cool? No? Well, it could be. Introducing the TrailOne Titanium Bolt Kit. Look, nobody needs titanium bolts. Your stem isn’t going to fall off because it wasn’t blessed

E-bikes have been around for a while now and there evolution has been pretty fun to watch. They started off with somewhat goofy designs that most wouldn't be caught dead riding but they have since shrunk down, gotten sleeker, and offer a lot more range. We'll

Bikepacking’s Unsung Hero: The Velcro Strap That Could Save Your Ride Let’s talk about the unassuming hero of the bikepacking world—the humble velcro strap. Yes, it may lack the glamour of titanium racks or waterproof panniers, but this little strip of sticky magic has probably saved more

The phrase "keep the rubber side down" originates from motorcycling and cycling culture. It’s a lighthearted way to wish fellow riders safe travels, essentially saying, “stay upright” or “don’t crash.