Muddymoles mountain biking in the Surrey Hills and Mole Valley

Components

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Crud Road Racer Mk2 mudguards – initial review

A review of fitting Crud Road Racer Mk2 mudguards to my Specialized Secteur Elite Read the rest…

Superstar Components CNC Nano Tech Thru Pin Pedal review

Superstar CNC Nano Tech pedals provide a little bling to Steven’s Trek EX-8 Read the rest…

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Stripping and an oil bath – Alfine 8 speed hub service

After three hard winters, it’s time to strip down and service the 8-speed Shimano Alfine hub. A very reliable piece of kit it seems. Read the rest…

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Specialized Henge saddle review

We review the Specialized Henge saddle which seems to be greater than the sum of its parts

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Hope vs. Salsa flip-off seat clamp review

What’s the better flip-off seat clamp? The Salsa or the Hope? Both are beatifully made but only one is properly designed.

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Review: Goodridge Braided Hoses

Braided brake hoses offer greater performance in extreme conditions. In other words, just when you need them most! Lee’s fitted some to his SHimano XT brakes.

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Superstar sintered brake pad review

Four sets of disc brake pads at a bargain price from Superstar. After a summer of use, Dave reckons they’re pretty good.

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Michelin AirComp latex inner tubes – Something for the weekend, sir?

Colin takes up the fight against flats with Michelin AirComp latex inner tubes.

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Selle Italia Max Flite Gel Flow saddle review

The Selle Italia Max Flite Gel Flow saddle is a pretty clever piece of kit, but as this review shows, it doesn’t suit everyone.

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Shimano Alfine rear hub review

A review of the Shimano Alfine internally geared hub, as fitted to Tony’s Inbred 456 mountain bike.

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Adjustable seatpost review – Crank Brothers Joplin & Gravity Dropper

How do the Crank Brothers Joplin and Gravity Dropper adjustable seatposts compare? Here’s a detailed review of their pros and cons.

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KCNC Jockey wheels

A new drivetrain means new jockey wheels and these KCNC babies look just the ticket.

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