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jensonusa.com

Shop our collection of bike baskets online. We carry a large selection of removable front & rear baskets as the perfect accent to any bicycle. Since 1994.

wolftoothcomponents.com

Wolf Tooth Color Shop is your source for purple anodized color accent bike parts and components. Shop for purple headsets, grips, bolts, pedals, and more.

crankbrothers.com

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raceface.com

The Race Face wheels collection for MTB & eMTB Riding. Choose carbon or alloy rims in 29in or 27.5in, compatible with all popular drivetrains.

pnwcomponents.com

We make dropper posts, handlebars, pedals and other bike accessories so you can spend more time riding and less time tinkering.

thelostco.com

The Lost Co specializes in performance mountain bike parts, accessories, service and technical knowledge while offering insanely good customer service.

mtbdirect.com.au

Australia's best mountain bike store for top MTB clothing, bike parts, and gear. Discover a wide selection with fast shipping and expert local support at MTB Direct.

sdgcomponents.com

Our Commitment: It’s our desire to connect with you – providing outstanding cycling products and unsurpassed service. Shall you have ANY questions pertaining SDG related matters, please contact us directly and we promise to address in a timely and professional manner. Call Us: 714.375.9333 Toll Free: 877.SDG.COMP (734-

wrensports.com

Looking to mount cages and other accessories to your Wren Inverted Suspension Fork but don't want to run the entire Perseverance Front Rack kit? We got you covered. Our Perseverance Accessory Rails are the tidiest and most durable way to carry gear on your Wren Fork. Unlike traditional forks where adding weight to a suspension's chassis greatly reduces a fork's small-bump compliance, our forks are upside-down, so you can carry more gear without increasing your unsprung weight. 6 mounting locations per rail 5 kg (11 lbs) ISO-certified load capacity per rail works with Wren Inverted Suspension Bashguards Photos 2 and 3 are credited to Bikepacking.com. Click here to see their coverage of the MADE Bike Expo in Portland, OR where we officially launched news of our Accessory Rails.

lakecycling.com

Written by Hutch & Robert Cycling shoes are like any other product in any other sport or industry. They’re designed and made for a particular purpose, and that design has to be a balance between performance and protection. Yes, we can make a shoe that gives you the ultimate in protection, but the simple fact is that wearing a suit of armor on your feet will be too heavy, not flexible enough, and the comfort may be sadly lacking - but hey, it’ll definitely protect your feet. Yes, the materials chosen when designing a cycling shoe are not chosen at random; and each individual item is designed for a particular purpose and to work in unison with all the other parts. Leather for instance, is a great material, being soft when processed, in readiness for shoe manufacturing, as is Microfiber, which has its own unique properties.  However, each of these two materials, whilst having great uses, also have limitations; and that means that you, the cyclist, need to be aware of those limitations and need to maintain and look after the shoe in the right way. Otherwise, unlike a suit of armor, we won’t be showing those shoes off in a museum in a few hundred years’ time - and you certainly won’t be riding in them as long as you could have been if you’d known how to maintain them properly.  PROTECTING YOUR HARD-WORKING FEET Okay then, let’s take a look at our feet. In terms of our body parts, they’re the hardest working, take the biggest beating from daily life, and also have the thickest skin on the human body. We’re designed quite well in terms of how we’ve adapted to the world. When designing a cycling shoe then, we have to protect the foot, but we also have to ensure that we don’t harm it - I’m afraid several shoe brands do, with too narrow a last, and ill-fitting shoes made for aesthetics rather than comfort and performance. The materials used in our shoes that contact your feet must be pliable and soft, tough but not too tough