Flow Mountain Bike
Mick Ross and Chris Southwood started Flow Mountain Bike. At our core, we are mountain biking enthusiasts who love every aspect of the sport. We grew up riding the trails in Sydney and have traveled the globe, enjoying mountain biking on various types of bikes. Our product and bike reviews are led by the incredibly knowledgeable Wil Barrett, who serves as Flow’s News and Tech Editor.
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flowmountainbike.com | Nick Martin
Flow Mountain Bike Norco has updated its gravel adventure companion for 2025, the Search, claiming it’s the most stable yet confident in rough terrain model to date. There are sweeping geometry changes across the board, alongside all-new carbon fibre or aluminium frame options that are stacked with accessory mounts and storage options. New Shimano GRX 820 12-Speed Review | Boring but brilliant 2024 Cervelo Aspero Review | Cervelo’s new gravel racer is just peachy Top 13 Best Gravel Tyres |...
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flowmountainbike.com | Colin Levitch
Have you ever heard of the QL muscle? I hadn’t until the day before I was to drive from Flow’s SEQ headquarters on the Gold Coast to Glen Innes for goodnessgravel. The Quadratus Lumborum connects the pelvis to the lumbar spine and your floating rib. Its a key player in side bending, extending the spine and breathing — essential things for riding a bike. My QL muscle had decided to seize during the laborious process of dripping lube onto my chain, prepping my bike for the weekend.
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flowmountainbike.com | Colin Levitch
The pristine trails of Mogo are about to steal the spotlight as the NSW South Coast rolls out its red dirt carpet to welcome riders from across the globe. Only a two-hour drive from Canberra and a four-hour drive from Sydney, Mogo is ready for the masses. Rocky Trail Entertainment has made a gutsy, game-changing move, securing a 10-year license to bring the globally iconic Sea Otter Festival to Australian shores.
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flowmountainbike.com | Nick Martin
Flow Mountain Bike The DT Swiss 350 would arguably be one of the most popular hubs on the market, thanks to its simple construction and reliability. They are easy to service, however, replacing the drive-side bearing requires a specific tool to remove the threaded drive ring. This specialised tool, usually combined with a whole lot of force and a sprinkling of blood, sweat, and tears to access said bearing, was a rather inconvenient flaw in what was otherwise a very easily serviceable hub....
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flowmountainbike.com | Nick Martin
Flow Mountain Bike The launch of DJI’s Avinox M1 drive-unit was by far the most talked-about e-MTB motor in 2024, but it was only available on the Amflow PL Carbon. We fell in love with the ride characteristics of the Amflow and the ridiculous power of the Avinox M1. But, the question that remained on everyone’s lips was who would be next to launch a bike based around the punchy DJI drive unit. Canadian-based high-pivot enthusiasts Forbidden couldn’t resist the allure of the DJI’s 120Nm of...
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