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Mike Blewitt

Brisbane

Group Editor, Cycling at Australian Mountain Bike - AMB

Articles

  • 3 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Mike Blewitt

    16 hours ago Lower Deschutes Roller Overnighter The Lower Deschutes Roller Overnighter is a gravel bikepacking route that takes in a beautiful region of north-central Oregon in Wasco and Sherman … 17 hours ago Bikepacking Roots Great Plains Gravel Route Bikepacking Roots is proud to launch the Great Plains Gravel Route (GPGR), which celebrates the Great Plains, its people, history, wild ecology, and … 21 hours ago He's charting a 1,500-mile mountain bike route across Texas Think you're ready...

  • 3 weeks ago | ambmag.com.au | Mike Blewitt

    Purpose-built bikepacking tent with compact pole set and handlebar-compatible dry bagFreestanding, 3-season design with dual entries and vestibulesTotal weight: 1.71kg with pegs and guy ropesPacked pole length: ~30cm – fits flat bars and dropsComes with handlebar mounting harness and waterproof roll-top bagRRP: $1285 AUD | From: SpeleanThe art of multi-day rides does not need to stick to specific rules.

  • 1 month ago | ambmag.com.au | Mike Blewitt

    SRAM has been overhauling their brakes over the last two years. First, the DB8 with a switch to mineral oil among other changes, then last year’s release of the Maven monster stoppers. And they’re back at it with the brand-new Motive – a lightweight four-piston brake system targeting downcountry and trail riders – and also finding a home on the rigs of World Cup cross country racers, too. SRAM’s simplified lineup now consists of three main families: Maven, Motive, and DB.

  • 1 month ago | flipboard.com | Mike Blewitt

    1 hour agoCould you handle it? #mtb #trail #ride #bentonville #shortsBiju joins Bentonville, Arkansas's director of trail innovation, Gary Vernon, to explore the region's mountain biking and food scenes. From pizza and beer to the best Filipino food truck around, the Bentonville, Arkansas food scene is jumping, to say nothing of the mountain bike jumps themselves.

  • 1 month ago | ambmag.com.au | Mike Blewitt

    In March, SRAM declared that the gear cable is not dead, with the introduction of the Eagle 90 and Eagle 70 Mechanical Transmission groupsets; cable-actuated drivetrains that use the T-Type platform – ditching electronics, mostly. Both groups use SRAM’s Full Mount interface (UDH), offering the same hangerless durability and frame interface as their premium AXS electronic systems – but without the need for batteries or wireless connections.