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Fresh Produce

Norco just showed off their 2009 lineup for the first time at Whistler Bike Park.

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  • Previewed: Trek Develops Carbon Remedy; Fine Tunes Trail and Race bikes

    Trek has launched its 2010 mountain bikes. The Remedy, the Fuel EX and the Top Fuel. The Remedy gets a carbon fiber frame; both it and the Fuel EX get the Fox DRCV shock and they all lost weight.

  • Preview: Fulcrum Goes Deep With New Wheel Lineup

    Julien Absalon has won two world championships aboard Fulcrum wheels, and now the Campagnolo-owned brand is extending its product line into the trail and downhill categories as well.

  • Previewed: Marin's 2010 Mountain Bikes

    Marin recently unveiled a brand new 4-inch XC model called the Alchemist, a renamed Wolf Ridge called the Attack Trail that is optimized for Hammerschmidting, as well as a some key tweaks to the Mount Vision.

  • Preview: 2010 Troy Lee D2 Carbon Shaun Palmer Replica

    In an early release of its 2010 product line, Troy Lee recently unveiled the D2 Carbon Palmer, the latest installment in an arsenal of replica of helmets to pay tribute to some of the greatest legends in racing.

  • Previewed: Garmin Oregon 550 series

    Garmin today unveiled two brand-new GPS devices—the Oregon 550 and the 550t—both of which incorporate a feature never before seen: a 3.2 megapixel digital camera.

  • Previewed: The new Contour HD Helmet Camera

    VholdR has upped the ante in the helmet camera wars with its new point-of-view camers, which features high-definition recording, a wide-angle lens and up to 16GB sotreage capacity that all fits in the palm of your hand.

  • Preview: Santa Cruz Blur LTC

    The all-new carbon fiber Blur LTC weighs a pound less than the aluminum Blur LT, and Santa Cruz says it’s the strongest, stiffest frame the company has ever built.

  • Previewed: Garmin Forerunner 310XT

    Garmin revealed its latest multi-sport-specific GPS device, the 310XT.

  • Previewed: Santa Cruz's New Jackal Jump Frame

    Santa Cruz bike has lifted the veil on their new Jackal jump bike. It's freshly redesigned after two seasons of input by Syndicate riders Jamie Goldman and Kirt Voreis, the all-new Jackal is built to do one thing - Jump.

  • Online Exclusive: Giant's New Glory

    In between hucking with Adam Craig and riding in the skatepark at Woodward West with Red Bull Rampage second-placer Kurt Sorge, Bikemag got an exclusive first-peak at Giant's new Glory.

  • Preview: Kenda El Moco Lopes Signature Tire

    When Brian Lopes set out to design his new signature tire for Kenda, he pulled the best elements from all of his favorite tires. The result is the EL Moco, a fast rolling tire that just begs to tear into corners.

  • Previewed: RASE Black Mamba Rapid Adjust Seatpost

    RASE makes a bid to up the ante in the adjustable seatpost game

  • Tech: Installing Truvativ's HammerSchmidt

    You're totally pumped on the new Truvativ HammerSchmidt. You rush out to your bike shop the day it arrives and run home with a box-o-HammerSchmidt under your arm like it's Christmas morning. Now all you have to do is put it on your bike and go shred, right? Well, sort of.

  • Previewed: Fifteen.G Cranks and Bottom Bracket

    After years in development the new mountain bike components company known as Fifteen.G has unveiled its new mountain bike cranks, which uses a unique three-sided tapered spindle interface and a 30-millimeter axle to deliver a new take on the common crank.

  • Previewed: Fisher Bikes' 2009 HiFi Pro

    Gary Fisher engineers went back to the drawing board to revamp their HiFi platform. Witness the new bike's radically hydroformed tubes and seriously stiffened up chainstay assembly. Fisher Marketing honch Travis Ott stopped by to explain the new bike's virtues.