WTB Ranger Plus Tires: First Impressions
September 20th, 2016 | 27.5+ | 6 Comments
The Stache 9 in repose. Big Bear, So Cal backcountry.
We began this here in the opening post.
By JeffJ
I was excited to hear that we would get the chance to ...
On Test: WTB Ranger Plus Tires
August 23rd, 2016 | 27.5+ | 7 Comments
We have On-Test two sets of the new WTB Ranger Plus tire in 27.5x3.0 and in 29x3.0. JeffJ will be running the 29+ version on his Trek Stache 9 on ...
New Whip: The Parts Process
April 11th, 2016 | 27+ | 12 Comments
Since I decided to do a frame up build of a 2015 (non-Boost) Salsa Cycles Horsethief as my all-round MTB ride for this next year or so, I did it ...
SCHWALBE Procore dual chamber system – ...
November 24th, 2015 | 29er | Comments Off on SCHWALBE Procore dual chamber system – (interim) verdict
SCHWALBE Procore dual chamber system - (interim) verdict: by c_g
I have been on the SCHWALBE Procore double chamber system since May this year and have ridden it in any conceivable situation ...
New and Improved Schwalbe Nobby Nic
October 17th, 2015 | 29er | 4 Comments
This review was supposed to happen ages ago and then the dock strike in LA happened, holding up cargo for ages with container ships bobbing about the sea like little ...
Schwalbe Procore: Mid Term
September 3rd, 2015 | Components | 4 Comments
Schwalbe Procore - Update: Pressures and Running Flat
When it comes to maximizing the traction and the breakdown protection, SCHWALBE's Procore is a real milestone.
When we introduced this system in the OOB ...
27 Plus: It’s Deja Vu All Over Again
July 23rd, 2015 | 27+ | 10 Comments
Scott Genius 700 Tuned Plus
I remember the first time I rode a 29er bike. It was a Jamis SS, steel, and hardly the refined bike that a modern 29er ...
Scott Bike Week was all about the Plus
July 22nd, 2015 | 27+ | Comments Off on Scott Bike Week was all about the Plus
Scott Bikes rolled out the 2016 line at Deer Valley ski area, Park City, Utah, and invited a cadre of journalists to see what those Swiss elves have been up ...
