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Think you know Azonic? Think again.Before carbon cockpits, wireless drivetrains and featherweight components, Azonic was building some of the toughest mountain bike parts money could buy. Their stems, handlebars and pedals became legendary during the rise of downhill and freeride, trusted by riders…
Mountain bikes used to be simple… didn’t they? 🚵‍♂️26-inch wheels, triple chainrings, narrow bars, questionable brakes and maybe a bit of suspension if you were feeling fancy.Fast-forward to today and we’ve got 29ers, 12-speed drivetrains, dropper posts, tubeless tyres, electronic shifting, adjusta…
For decades, Merida quietly built bicycles behind the scenes while other brands took the credit. Today they're one of the biggest names in cycling, a major force in mountain biking, road cycling and even a key investor in Specialized. But none of it would have happened without one moment that chang…
How did a small bike company from Vancouver Island become one of mountain biking’s most talked-about cult brands?In this episode of Bike Filth, we take a look at the story of Forbidden Bike Company — from the launch of the original Druid and its distinctive high-pivot suspension design to the Dread…
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