Easton

Easton Cycling is a components company that plays hardball in the road and dirt arenas. Using unique materials, Easton is making some of the lightest and most durable wheels and structural components on the planet. 

"Our diverse line product line is a celebration of cycling, with groundbreaking innovations as well as products that offer best-in-class value. Through our advanced mix of materials and clever proprietary designs we’re able to create wheels and components that not only win the weight contests, but also outperform the competition in ride quality and durability."

Location: 
5550 Scotts Valley Dr
Scotts Valley , CA
United States
37° 3' 38.9232" N, 122° 0' 28.1232" W
California US

Easton Tutorials

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How to Set Up a Fox Rear Shock on a Bike

Today we're going to walk through the basic steps to get you set up with the Fox RP 23 rear shock. The following few steps are essential so that you can get the best performance...

Company: Easton Fox WTB
Type: Repair Tutorial
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Wash Your Bike at Home Like a Pro

It's probably the most iconic sequence in cycling cinematography, the opening scene from the 1977 documentary "A Sunday in Hell" about Paris-Roubaix. It shows a mechanic washing a team bike,...

Part Whole Bike
Company: Easton Park
Type: Repair Tutorial
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How to Remove a Bike Stem

I'm going to show you how to remove the stem from your bicycle. First thing you want to do is to make sure that your wheel has been removed so that when you disassemble the top cap...

Company: Avid Easton Park
Type: Repair Tutorial
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Bicycle Wheel Cartridge Bearing Maintenance

Ian wants to know: the bearings in my Roval wheel feel rough when I spin them around. How do I replace the bearings or overhaul my hub?

The quick way to overhaul cartridge bearings is...

Part hubs wheels
Type: Repair Tutorial