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Van Rysel just dropped the RCR-G, a gravel bike built purely for speed with unmistakable WorldTour road racing DNA. But with a geometry this aggressive, is it actually good on the dirt? In this review, we cover everything you need to know about the new Van Rysel RCR-G, from its aero-optimized frame that claims to save 8.6 watts to its incredibly snappy handling on hardpack terrain. We break down the aggressive geometry—including the steep 72-degree head tube angle and short 426mm chainstays—that makes it feel like a pure road bike, and discuss exactly where that setup excels and where it loses its composure.

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Yeti is often associated with their race bikes, and for good reason. The SB160 might be the most successful single model of enduro race bike to date, with a dominant pedigree preceding it. In keeping with that heritage, the brand's new long-travel chassis aims to stay quick between the tape, but add some latitude for a wider range of setup options. Check out the full Pinkbike review! https://www.pinkbike.com/news/review-the-yeti-new-lt-enduro-adjustable-long-chainstay.html Like Pinkbike? Try Trailforks, the best mountain bike trail mapping app. https://applink.trailforks.com/4EpG/fvn5pxf9 Subscribe for more content from the pulse of mountain biking. Website - https://pinkbike.com Podcast - https://pinkbike.link/pbpodcast Instagram - https://instagram.com/pinkbike Facebook - https://fac

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The Kona Woo is the Honzo of Fat Bikes. It has a best-in-class 420mm chainstay, sliding dropouts, an aluminum frame, and it was the perfect platform to get experiMENTAL with. This bike ended up becoming my favorite fatbike to date. It charges downhill, and is so much fun on mild trails too. I think…

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RSD Sergeant V5 Review. This is the latest version of RSD's adventure bike. Set it up as a 27.5, or a 27.5+, or a 29er, or a 29x3.0, or even a 27.5x4.0. Today we take it out on a few trails in Sedona to see what it rides like as a 27.5x4.0 FAT bike with a rigid fork. This bike is extremely versatile and is a bit of a swiss army knife. The latest version has a shorter chainstay, longer reach, and a slacker head angle than the v3 that I previously reviewed. Based in Toronto, Canada, RSD bikes has a 5% discount for all hardtail party viewers. Use coupon code "party" at checkout to get 5% off any RSD product. Learn more about the bike here: http://bit.ly/3zJTsN6 Did you learn something? Say thanks and support this channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hardtailparty Do you need help choosing

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RSD Sergeant V5 Review. This is the latest version of RSD's adventure bike. Set it up as a 27.5, or a 27.5+, or a 29er, or a 29x3.0, or even a 27.5x4.0. Today we take it out on a few trails in Sedona to see what it rides like as a 29x3.0 (29+.) This bike is extremely versatile and is a bit of a swiss army knife. The latest version has a shorter chainstay, longer reach, and a slacker head angle than the v3 that I previously reviewed. Based in Toronto, Canada, RSD bikes has a 5% discount for all hardtail party viewers. Use coupon code "party" at checkout to get 5% off any RSD product. Learn more about the bike here: http://bit.ly/3zJTsN6 Did you learn something? Say thanks and support this channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hardtailparty Do you need help choosing your next bike? Become

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RSD Sergeant V5 Review. This is the latest version of RSD's adventure bike. Set it up as a 27.5, or a 27.5+, or a 29er, or a 29x3.0, or even a 27.5x4.0. Today we take it out on a few trails in Sedona to see what it rides like. This bike is extremely versatile and is a bit of a swiss army knife. The latest version has a shorter chainstay, longer reach, and a slacker head angle than the v3 that I previously reviewed. Based in Toronto, Canada, RSD bikes has a 5% discount for all hardtail party viewers. Use coupon code "party" at checkout to get 5% off any RSD product. Learn more about the bike here: http://bit.ly/3zJTsN6 Did you learn something? Say thanks and support this channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hardtailparty Do you need help choosing your next bike? Become a supporter today

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RSD Sergeant V5 is the latest version of RSD's adventure bike. Set it up as a 27.5, or a 27.5+, or a 29er, or a 29x3.0, or even a 27.5x4.0. This bike is extremely versatile and is a bit of a swiss army knife. The latest version has a shorter chainstay, longer reach, and a slacker head angle than the v3 that I previously reviewed. Based in Toronto, Canada, RSD bikes has a 5% discount for all hardtail party viewers. Use coupon code "party" at checkout to get 5% off any RSD product. Learn more about the bike here: http://bit.ly/3zJTsN6 Did you learn something? Say thanks and support this channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hardtailparty Do you need help choosing your next bike? Become a supporter today for one-on-one bike consultation: https://patreon.com/hardtailparty Gear I use and lov

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Some eagle-eyed people have spotted me riding around on two front chainrings the last few months, so after a lot of tinkering, a couple of missteps it was time to come clean! Why did I abandon 1x on the Trek Emonda. Here are a few things I learned along the way that might be worth sharing, especially if you are like me and hate drive train noise. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ridesofjapan/ Music is from: https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/o2xzos/ ======================== S U P P O R T T - S H I R T S ➡︎ https://www.ridesofjapan.com ======================== 0:00 Hello! 0:40 Summery and And don’t start fighting 1:05 Short chainstays and 1X can be loud! 1:58 Trying different Narrow wide chainrings 2:42 Trying different chains / 2:57 Best & worst 1x combinations 3:41 Going

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