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RockShox Rudy XL Grows Tire Clearance & Travel to Keep Pace with Modern Gravel

RockShox Rudy XL Grows Tire Clearance & Travel to Keep Pace with Modern Gravel

When RockShox first introduced the Rudy XPLR gravel fork, the gravel world was just coming to grips with the idea of a suspension fork on gravel. It was also at a time when the average gravel tire was 45mm or smaller. While Gravel is still too broad a category that covers many types of riding and terrain, one thing that almost all types of gravel riding have in common is a trend towards bigger tires. To be fair to RockShox, the original Rudy XPL…See the Story

"Super-Safe" Bike Helmet Sports Ball Bearings and Breakaway Panels

"Super-Safe" Bike Helmet Sports Ball Bearings and Breakaway Panels

A layer of foam may be good at protecting you from simple whacks on the head, but it's not necessarily sufficient when you're cycling at speed. That's where RLS bike helmet tech comes in. It's claimed to offer four times the concussion protection of a regular helmet, via ball bearings and panels that pop off under pressure.Continue ReadingCategory: Bicycles, TransportTags: Helmets, Cycling, Road Safety, Traumatic Brain Injury See the Story

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