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The Van series comes in 160mm (tested) and 180mm flavors and is designed for all-mountain and park riding.

 All forks in Magura’s 2012 lineup received a makeover, including the Thor. Magura gave its air forks a more progressive (less linear) spring rate, by decreasing the air volume.

If I had to use one word to describe these wheels, it would be “solid.”

My opinion is that if this fork doesn’t feel good to you, then you probably don’t have it set up properly.

This 150mm all-mountain fork uses magnets to control rider-generated movement with an adjustable threshold.

The Syncros FL is intended for everything from XC on rigid singlespeeds to long distance trail riding or racing on bikes with 4”-5” of travel.

These wheels are quite a departure for DT Swiss, away from the standard J-bend spokes and standard lacing patterns and into the brave new world of wheel systems.

We feel confident bashing these around just about anywhere from an XC race course, to Super D’s, to the gnarly chunky bits.

These wheels weigh in at a feathery 1,565 grams, but are best used for race days only.

The Crest wheels are the lightest stock 29er offering from NoTubes, complimenting the beefier Arch model.

Easton’s UST-compatible Haven Carbon wheels are designed for the abuse dished out by all-mountain bikes with 4-6” travel.

We put a full set of SRAM's XO components through the ringer to see how well the perform in the real world.

Once the QR15 and tapered steerer options are in place, this fork will be a contender with anything else on the market.

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