Explore the unique personalities of the four leading 2026 road groupsets. A deep-dive comparison of ergonomics, 13-speed ...

Until the early ’80s, pulling apart your bike’s bottom bracket would probably have resulted in many tiny ball bearings making a bid for freedom across the floor. Nowadays, bottom brackets have ...

Coming out of BC’s storied North Shore, Spawn Cycles is a new name in Australia, aiming to elevate kids bikes from clunky, heavy behemoths to well-thought-out platforms to build confidence and skill.

I’m on my third Token bottom bracket. I got my first one in spring 2021 when I bought my current gravel frame, a 3T Exploro RaceMax. I was going to put on a 2-by SRAM Red group—not a very gravelly ...

Today’s rig is a Cervélo S3 that was bought as a frame only back in 2011 but has received some classy upgrades to put it easily on par with more modern machines. Built up with SRAM Red and some sweet ...

We know, there’s no such thing as a stupid question. But there are some questions you might not want to ask your local shop or riding buddies. AASQ is our weekly series where we get to the bottom of ...

CeramicSpeed has launched its road and off-road SRAM DUB compatible bottom bracket series. Built on a 28.99mm spindle, the series allows for a more contamination-resistant bottom bracket design and ...

Although SRAM really, really doesn’t want to use the ‘S’ (for ‘standard’) word around DUB, there’s no denying that DUB is indeed a new crank axle standard. More importantly though, this isn’t a new ...

Today SRAM announces its new DUB crank/bottom bracket system. Standing for D urable, U nifying, B ottom Bracket, DUB is a new crank axle standard that is set to replace both BB30 and GXP. By replacing ...

Before you shake your head and scream at the sky at the prospect of another BB standard, SRAM DUB will fit anywhere existing GXP and BB30 cranks go. DUB will fit your frame. The new Durable Unifying ...

When we heard SRAM was going to announce something new most of us had guesses and while some of them were even educated, nobody guessed cranks or bottom brackets. Current systems aren't perfect and ...