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[Closed] Top 10 Singletrackworld.com stories of 2021

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It’s always interesting to see just what exactly were the most read stories on Singletrackworld in 2021. As ever, there are a couple of ‘oh really’ eyebrow-raisers in this little lot.

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Posted : 30/12/2021 8:00 am
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Might have to add this to my Linkedin profile somewhere, 'Had 3/10 top STW.com stories from 2021' ha. Or you know, make myself a badge or something.

Keep up the amazing work, guys! Look forward to seeing what 2022 has in store for STW.


 
Posted : 30/12/2021 11:26 am
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Ooh, they're interesting! I'm gonna read a couple of them now 😀


 
Posted : 30/12/2021 11:55 am
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Garmin Fenix 6. The last smar****ch you'll buy... from Garmin. Then after you're so ****ed off with it and the software flakiness, you'll go buy something better from Polar or Suunto.

As for the top ten best looking bikes... 8 are still butt fugly. Charlie's choice is still niiiice.

And praise be my bikes still all have a double chain ring and front mech so I don't have to pay 5x for the narrow-wide chain ring, have a garbage chain line, amd have to use a chain catcher where the mech should be.
(Except the one with a triple chainset. And the one with the real solution - a Rohloff hub and Gates belt drive).

Happy Christmas !

Keep the good work up (I still love getting the luddite paper mag through the door for a real analogue read, with great articles and write ups from grown ups who know what they are on about👍).


 
Posted : 30/12/2021 10:36 pm
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And praise be my bikes still all have a double chain ring and front mech so I don’t have to pay 5x for the narrow-wide chain ring, have a garbage chain line, amd have to use a chain catcher where the mech should be

What? Have you convinced yourself of that all on your own? 1x rings can be had for £15, and in the 8 years I’ve been exclusively using narrow-wide rings without a chain guide on MTB, over 10 bikes, I haven’t dropped a chain yet. In fact, come to think of it, the only times I’ve dropped a chain to my memory are on 2x gravel bike, which when that drivetrain gives up, will move to 1x


 
Posted : 31/12/2021 12:17 am