#biking-technology

#biking-technology

Shimano's new Cues drop bar levers bring affordable, durable drivetrains to gravel and road bikes, enhancing performance and build options.

Different rear suspension designs aim to enhance ride smoothness and traction.

Single-pivot designs provide predictability but limited tuning options.

Linkage-driven designs offer more customizability and adaptability for riders.

Dandy Horse is revising their rim technology by introducing a double hook design for improved safety and performance in cycling, particularly for gravel and road use.

The Schwinn Hurricane eBike is marketed to young riders and offers a blend of retro style with modern features.

The Stumpjumper 15's exclusive electronic shifting design initially frustrated some riders, prompting a swift response with an alloy variant for mechanical enthusiasts.

Electric bikes can be ridden without pedaling if they are equipped with a throttle.

Wolf Tooth Components has launched a Bike Tire Pressure Calculator to customize tire pressure for improved performance, particularly for fat bikes and wider tires.

The Superior Peak bike seamlessly combines downhill racing with freeride capabilities through its adjustable features and robust design.

Amflow is an independent brand originating from DJI focused on innovative eMTB designs powered by their Avinox motor.

Trickstuff Maxima mountain bike brakes now available in all-black are easier to get, with new 5mm black Kevlar hose option.

The Trek Madone Gen 8 combines features from Emonda and previous Madone models into a new 'super-bike,' simplifying the road bike buying decision.