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17 May 2018of Christian Ettl

Product news

Product news: Praxis Works cranks and accessories are now also available in Germany and Austria

Product News: We've seen Praxis Works products before. For example, their cranks have been installed on Specialized road bikes. In testing, the Praxis Works components were absolutely convincing, and they look great too. The components are now available through a new distributor; JBS GmbH & Co. KG is taking over this role… read more

17 May 2018of Christian Ettl
September 18, 2017of Caspar Gebel

ComponentsTests

components: Test: SRAM Force 1 – More fun off-road without a front derailleur

Test: SRAM Force 1: Is it worth switching to SRAM's simple, derailleur-less X-Sync chainring? Our long-term test shows: Those who forgo the chainring and front derailleur gain advantages in cyclocross, instead of having to make sacrifices. "Less is (sometimes) more" – that sounds like an unrivaled cliché and can be trot out at just about any opportunity. As SRAM… read more

September 18, 2017of Caspar Gebel
July 17, 2017of Florian Nowak

ComponentsTests

components: Test: Rotor Q-Rings – Round step thanks to the oval shape

Test: Along with the Rotor 2InPower crankset, we also had the opportunity to test the popular Rotor Q-Rings. The manufacturer promises improved performance, increased power output, reduced fatigue, and less strain on the knees. Rotor Q-Rings – How can an oval chainring ensure a smooth pedal stroke? To answer this question, … read more

July 17, 2017of Florian Nowak
8 January 2014of the editorial office

Product news

Product news: Sram licenses Chromag and Accell Group

With the XX1, SRAM completely revolutionized the drivetrain market for mountain bikes. Using only one chainring on the crankset was nothing new two years ago, but a chain guide was still essential. The solution to this problem is SRAM's X-SYNC chainring, which uses a special milled groove to keep the chain securely in place. In theory, that sounds... read more

8 January 2014of the editorial office

How easy is it to convert from Campagnolo Ekar to Record X? Campagnolo Record X gravel group

Raffle: Win one of 15 AXA Bike folding locks!

Giant Anthem & Liv Pique: Top-class XC performance

New SE top models with CADEX Max XC carbon wheels: Giant Anthem & Liv Pique: Top-class XC performance

The handlebar-stem unit is extremely shaped to bring the hands into a position comparable to that on a 29-inch bike.

VAN RYSEL RCR-XC: The French company's first XC bike – and it's a 32-inch model!

Corratec Allroad A EQ

Corratec Allroad A EQ: Between adventure and commute

e*thirteen Plus Alu Flat MTB Pedals: Large bearing for increased stiffness

The Bulls gravel bike program: Versatile setup with and without a motor

Oak Components HT4 Lever in the test: CNC upgrade for CNC brake

Power measurement on racing bikes: Technical Guide: 4iiii Precision 3+ Power Meter in Practical Testing

Giant Trance Advanced E+: Trail e-bike under 22 kg thanks to new motor

E-bike tuning

Why drivers risk their livelihoods in an emergency: E-bike tuning is more than just illegal

Zéfal Shield G50 Gravel mudguards in review: Easy assembly, reliable protection

New Buster and Nyte models: SIGMA expands Smart Light Series

Aventon Naro

Great price, low weight, modern features: Aventon's first city e-bike is a declaration of war.

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