Wolf Tooth claims its new SPD-compatible pedals address many of the design issues with previous off-road pedals, including ...
The original version of this story was published on BikeRumor. For the first time in 30 years, the experience of riding Shimano SPD clipless off-road pedals is about to change. And it all comes down ...
Lightweight, low-profile and built to take a beating – we put the OneUp Clip Pedals through their paces, from local loops to ...
With CTRL, ALT, and DEL, Wolf Tooth aims to reboot clipless pedals with precision-machined options for trail, XC, and gravel riders.
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Back to Back Comparison: Shimano GF800W and GE900W
I was initially excited about the BOA on the GF800W -I am that rider always stopping to tie my shoelaces, and I also ...
Tuesday marked the first city meeting since a use of force incident by Springfield Police officers. The police chief said he would not meet with a community group if a protest organizer was involved.
The 'A' word was first mentioned when Eddie was a toddler and had speech and learning delays, but we didn't join the NHS ...
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On’s Newest Innovation Could Address the Biggest Elephant in the Room When It Comes to Super Shoes
It was a novel-enough idea back then, but it’s clear On isn’t willing to stop at a fully recyclable shoe. Now, the company is exploring new ways to use renewable or recyclable parts in its products.
A Springfield teen allegedly damaged 17 vehicles in a Missouri State University (MSU) freshman parking lot in late August, with ChatGPT and cell data used in the investigation ...
These are aimed at gravel riding but Cooper uses them for MTB as well. Are they the tap-dancing shoes of your dreams?
Machined in the US, Wolf Tooth's three new clipless pedal models - the Ctrl, Alt, and Delete - are SPD-compatible, offer ...
After two years of development, Wolf Tooth has launched what the brand is calling “a new era of clipless performance” with ...
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