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Almost one century ago,in 1920,Yasujiro Tange founded a company that would become one the most iconic in bicycle industry. He gave this conpany his family name, and made it famous all over the world. Tange first produced forks and CrMo frame tubes. It quickly became synonymous of high japanese quality. During the golden ages of CrMo bikes,for road racing,and moreover BMX and MTB, Tange was considered as the best tubing maker by the biggest bikes brands, as well as be spoke frame builders. Today, CrMo is coming back and the new generation of Tange people decided to pay tribute to the man who wrote history by creating their own bike brand called Yasujiro. Yasujiro aims to show the way for modern CrMo bikes, a perfect combinaison of tradition and modernity for cyclists who want to (re) discover the unique taste of rinding steel.

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"The world's best choose Cane Creek. A key element of Cane Creek's mission is to support the sport of cycling, including racing, charitable activities and cycling advocacy. Cane Creek believes strongly in the power of bicycles and their potential to effect positive change in our society. To that end, Cane Creek supports athletes and teams whose purpose encompasses more than competitive racing, such as getting more people on bikes, improving or promoting a healthy lifestyle, and making our world better through the use of a bike."

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"Jagwire is the number-one cable and housing brand in the world. You'll find Jagwire cables and housings on Giant, Specialized, Felt, Trek, BMC, Cannondale, Norco, Scott, Globe, KHS, Bianchi, Ridley and hundreds more international brands. Jagwire invites you to take your bike beyond ordinary in a blaze of light, color and texture with our family of integrated control system products. From a rainbow of cable housings and brake pads to stylish shifter mounts, Jagwire helps you transform your ride into a rolling gallery of self-expression."

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"Ritchey bicycle components have been raced to victory in some of the biggest cycling competitions in the world including the UCI World Championships, the Tour de France and the Olympics and it all began in a simple garage in Menlo Park, California with Tom Ritchey.'

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Dimension makes quality components to repair or custom-fit the vast majority of bikes being ridden today, and provide the accessories that make them fun to ride.

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Tange Seiki is a third generation company. Sato Tange, son of Tange Seiki's founder Michiaki Tange and Yosujirou Tange's grandson joined Tange Seiki in 1984 and became president in 2000. Sato's eldest son, Eisuke, nicknamed "Ace", has joined the company and carries on Tange Seiki's commitment to Japanese excellence and standards. No matter where Tange Seiki products are manufactured, they are all made to the precise Japanese standard. This philosophy, to produce the highest quality parts to the highest standards, has been passed from one generation to another and will continue to guide Tange Seiki for generations to come.

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"In 1977, SE Racing was born with the goal of producing innovative BMX bikes for riders everywhere. Soon after, SE produced the first race ready high-end aluminum race bike, the JU-6, featuring stiff Floval tubing. This groundbreaking bike was further modified and became the legendary PK Ripper."

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It's true. Our goal has never been to be the lightest. If it was, we would be. Plain and simple. We've been making wheels for the bicycle industry longer than most and we've seen technologies come and go.

However, there are a few timeless qualities that we have stuck to: 1. Durability is king. Regardless of crazy material cocktails or ingenious construction methods--if it leaves you walking off the trail, all the so-called technology is pointless. 2. Make it easy. Our tubeless set-ups are a breeze and considered industry best. 3. Make it perform. Whether it's race day or an afternoon shred, we want riders to be confident that their hoops are capable. 4. Go back to number one. Durable, lightweight, easy to set up with performance that rivals everything out there.

Sun Ringle. More reliable than you.

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"We didn't invent the wheel, we simply made it better."

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Length

The bottom bracket shell width is the width, in millimeters, of the frame where the bottom bracket is mounted.

Bottom brackets must fit the frames interface type. For example, an english threaded bottom bracket can only be installed on a frame that accepts english threading.

386 EVO bottom brackets are a variant of PF30. They accept cranks with a 30mm spindle and shell width of 86.5mm.

392 EVO bottom brackets are a variant of PF30. They accept cranks with a 30mm spindle and shell width of 91.5mm.

BB30 / PF30 bottom brackets accept cranks with 30mm spindles and are available in a variety of shell widths.

e*Thirteen P3 connect cranks use a 30mm spindle.

FSA’s MegaExo spindle is 24mm in diameter, uses a “Square Spline”.

The FSA MegaEXO 19 is specific to FSA cranks with a 19mm spindle.

FSA’s MegaExo Light spindle is 24mm in diameter, uses an “Arc Spline,” and is used on K-Force Light, SL-K Light, and the Team Issue cranks.

The Hope BSA30 are english threaded cups for a 30mm spindle.

RaceFace CINCH bottom brackets are for 30mm spindle cranks.

Rotor 3D+ is for 30mm spindle cranks.

Shimano Hollowtech II is Shimano's 24mm spindle standard.

This is an older standard that was used on some Shimano cranks. Some common Octalink V1 cranks models include, XTR (BB-M952), Dura-Ace BB-7700, Ultegra (BB-6500) and 105 (BB-5500).

Some common Octalink V2 cranks models include Deore XT (ES70/71), Deore XL (ES70/71), Deore (ES50/51), FC-M752, FC-M751, FC-M572, FC-M571, FC-M510-8 & FC-M440-8 cranks.

DUB is a SRAM standard, which stands for Durable Unified Bottom bracket. DUB cranks have a 28.99mm spindle.

MegaEVO is a threaded BB that allows you to use a BB392EVO crank on a standard frame with a BSA shell.

RaceFace EXI bottom brackets are for 24mm spindle cranks.

GXP is a SRAM standard. The cranks have a 24mm spindle on the drive side and a 22mm spindle on the non-drive side.

Splined Bottom bracket specific to FSA Power Drive Cranks.

Praxis M30 crank spindle specific 30mm drive bearing/28mm nondrive bearing. Requires M30 socket tool or M30 wrench for installation and removal.

These models are available for online purchasing and can be shipped directly to you.

Brake Fit

Pad Use

Post Mount Type

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We define color as the main color of the item. It may have accents or highlights in other colors.

Steerer Tube Threaded

Steerer Tube Diameter

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We categorize fork as either rigid or suspension

Bar clamp diameter is the diamater of the handlebar.

Stem length is measured from the center of one clamp to the center of the other clamp. This measurement is sometimes known as the reach or extension.

S.H.I.S clamp diameter is the steerer tube diameter.

Stem angles are measured perpendicular to the clamp. For example, a 90 degree stem is straight. Sometimes, this may also be refered to as a 0 degree stem. If two measurements are listed, the stem can be flipped for angling up or down.

Stem Type

The drillings is the number of holes drilled in the rim for spokes. This will match your spoke count and must match with the hub.

Rear Wheel ISO Diameter

QR x 135mm, often called QR or Quick-Release mountain / hybrid standard.

For Clincher Tires

Compatible with Rim Brakes

QR x 130mm, often called QR or Quick-Release road standard.

3/8" Threaded x 135mm

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