TBS Mountain Bike Blog
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New Maxxis Tire Models Now Available
07 August - 2025Fresh rubber day is always a good day. We just received a shipment of Maxxis tires with 10 new models now available. The trusted Minion DHR II is now available with a 2.5″ width in 27.5″ and 29″. DH Casing...
Shimano J-Kit Brake System Overview
24 July - 2025Internal cable routing is awesome for clean-looking bikes, but it can turn a simple brake install into a nightmare. Shimano’s answer? J-Kit brakes. Instead of forcing you to cut hoses and do a full bleed right out of the box,...
Vibration Damping in Mountain Biking
06 March - 2025When people talk about vibration damping in mountain biking, they’re usually talking about how well a component or material soaks up the buzz, chatter, and repeated impacts you get from rough trails. It’s not just about comfort—it directly affects control,...
New Products From Title MTB Now Available
06 February - 2025Title MTB recently released some new products and we are happy to be stocking all of the goods. From new pedal and grip colours, to new accessories, we go over all of the products below. Click here to shop our...
Maxxis High Roller III Tires Now Available
30 January - 2025The wait is over—Maxxis High Roller III tires are now available! Building on the legendary performance of its predecessors, the latest version brings enhanced traction, stability, and control to the most demanding trails. Designed with input from top World Cup...
MTB Seatpost Compatibility with Seatpost Clamp: A Guide
23 January - 2025MTB Seatpost Compatibility with Seatpost Clamp: A Guide. Ensuring compatibility between your mountain bike seatpost and seatpost clamp is crucial for a secure and functional setup. Here’s what you need to check: 1. Check the Seatpost Diameter MTB seatposts come...