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"One seat position isn't actually the optimum position most of the time… sometimes on the super steep climbs you've got to get your weight right over the front and at...
The Trail Isn't Level. Why Should Your Saddle Be? Suspension adapts to bumps. Brakes adapt to speed. Gears adapt to gradient. Dropper posts adapt to descending. So why, when the...
Riders obsess over cockpit setup, suspension sag, and tire pressure — and rightly so. But the single point of contact that arguably does more to determine how efficiently you climb,...
Why Climbing Hurts "Down There": A Rider's Guide to Groin Pain on the Bike If you've ever stood up out of the saddle on a steep pitch, gritted your teeth,...
Do You Actually Need a SwitchGrade? 5 Signs You Will Love One Mountain bikers obsess over suspension setup, tire compounds, and cockpit position—but there’s one part of the bike that...
If you’ve ever been halfway up a brutal climb, trying to stay smooth and keep traction while your sit bones go numb and your groin feels like it’s being crushed…...
Bike design is full of bold claims about the “perfect” angle. Here is the truth. Actual seat tube angle and effective seat tube angle are not the same. The effect...
We just launched our new website today. It's funny how an instrument can symbolize so much despite being a random collection of zeros and ones. Not nearly enough to capture the enormity...
Recently, we were surprised to learn that Danny MacAskill (arguably the most famous mountain biker in the world due to his insane trials skills and viral videos) mentioned the SwitchGrade...
How does it feel to ride with?Basically - AMAZING ! I don't need to say anymore. Don't try one or you WILL want one !!For me, post down, it was...
"If I only knew then what I know now" I don't know how many times I've said this aloud to people who congratulate me on our progress and ascent. Half...
"One seat position isn't actually the optimum position most of the time… sometimes on the super steep climbs you've got to get your weight right over the front and at...
I started noticing more and more riders with their saddles nosed-down. But coming in with a freeride bias, while I completely understood the benefits of nosing down for climbs, the...
