Lightweight construction is not dead

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Are you looking for something a little lighter? Then the hardtail frame from Bike Ahead comes into focus, because at just 795 grams, it is one of the lightest in the world. If you want it to be really durable, there is no way around the titanium headset from Chris King. And when it comes to mountain bike legends, Brett Tippie is certainly one of them. In an emotional clip, Tippie talks about the downhills and uphills in his life.

It's really easy

Bike Ahead Frame

Developed for cross-country mountain biking, the hardtail frame called The Frame is a real lightweight. Less than 800 grams for a medium frame size is quite a statement. The frame is produced in Portugal and undergoes the final finish and a final quality check at Bike Ahead Composites in Germany.

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Chris King Titanium Dropset

Install the headset once, adjust the preload - and never have to think about it again? That's a promise Chris King could keep. With the Dropset Titanium headset, Chris King builds a classy and durable product that is second to none.

The downhill and uphill from Brett Tippie

Uncaged Brett Tippie - YT

Brett Tippie had a decisive influence on the early days of freeriding, but his subsequent path was not an easy one. YT boss Markus Flossmann visits Tippie in his home country. The result is not only a portrait of Tippie, but also a journey to the beginnings of freeriding.

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Lightweight construction is not dead | Ride MTB

Lightweight construction is not dead

It's really easy

The tax rate for eternity

The downhill and uphill from Brett Tippie