Crank Brothers

Thanks to its clever design the Klic-pump is a jack of all trades! An integrated, removable hose uses a two-sided valve head to ensure compatibility with presta and schrader valves. The opposite end of the hose can be KLICed magnetically into the pump.

High volume-version with up to 110 psi/7,6 bar, perfect use for mtb.

This model even got its own integrated gauge. Highly accurate and easy to read.

This model does not feature an integrated CO2-cartridge-adapter.

The Iodine dual clamp lock-on grip from Crank Brothers was designed to meet the burly demands of all-mountain riding. Dual lock-ring clamps keep the grip in place so there's no wiggle on a technical descent and kraton rubber construction provides a premium grip surface. The Iodine sports a look that is signature Crank Brothers, clean lines and minimal design that present a grip that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Dropper posts have certainly come a long way over the past few years, but the—despite countless tweaks and re-engineerings—hydraulic lines are still a huge pain in the ass to set-up and maintain. A brand like Crank Brothers knows a thing or two about simple solutions to problems that don't need to be as difficult as innovation makes them, and its Highline Dropper Seatpost applies the simple-does-it Eggbeater Pedal approach to the dropper world.

The medium-sized platform and slim profile of Crank Brothers' 5050 2 Pedals recommend them a versatile mix of riding that involves a little XC, a little trail, and a smattering of big terrain. The key differences between it and the more expensive 5050 3 model are bushings instead of needle bearings on the inner side and a more heavily machined pedal body. This results in slightly more friction and about 19g of claimed weight, but the 5050 2 still has the same venerable platform shape, 10mm adjustable traction pins, and forged spindle.