Weird science gearboxes

BLUFFER’S GUIDE GROUPSETS Part 2: SRAM’s hierarchy Words Alex Evans Pics Ian Linton, Victor Lucas, Scott Windsor, Andy Lloyd SRAM were once strong advocates of double cranksets, but for the past decad

Just when you thought Geometron’s G1 ‘superenduro’ bike was already unique enough, with its mega-long chassis and modular frame blocks, they’ve only gone and added a gearbox and belt drive. The origin

Shimano’s new, wireless XTR Di2 electronic drivetrain hasn’t redefined how derailleurs work or look, and neither has it vastly improved shift performance. But it appears to make up for this in reliabi

Campagnolo Super Record celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2023, and the Italian company marked the occasion in style by releasing the first wireless electronic version of its flagship groupset. With

It seems that bike design progresses in leaps and bounds every year, helping unlock new levels of potential out on the trails. Whether that’s through geometry and suspension tweaks or entire redesigns

The UCI, international cycling’s governing body, currently states that the bikes pro riders race on need to be commercially available 12 months after their first use in competition, but I don’t think