Our Favorite Bikes and MTB Products from Interbike 2016 [Podcast #71]

In this episode of the Singletracks podcast, Aaron, Greg, and I reflect on this year's tradeshow and discuss some of the most interesting products we found.
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In this episode of the Singletracks podcast, Aaron, Greg, and I reflect on this year’s tradeshow and discuss some of the most interesting products we found. Also, we explore why 2016 has been such a tough year for bike retailers across the board.

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