Which new MTB tech trend do you think could benefit your riding the most?

Depending on who you ask, these MTB tech trends are either "yeah!" or "meh."
By Jeff Barber
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Mountain bike tech continues to evolve rapidly, and this year it seems like components are seeing even bigger changes than our bikes. Every rider has a different set of priorities when it comes to mountain biking, which means that some of the latest developments will feel more beneficial than others.

Which new MTB tech trend do you think could benefit your riding the most?

For the comments: Tell us which MTB tech trend you think will benefit you the least?

 
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