Shimano Dura-Ace R9370 C50 Wheels: What's New in the Next-Generation Disc Wheelset
Posted by Tech Team on 17th Sep 2026
Quick answer: Shimano's new Dura-Ace R9370 C50 is built around two changes: a fully serviceable cup-and-cone bearing system, and newly engineered carbon spokes with purpose-built lacing. Rather than chasing one metric, Shimano is targeting a balance of weight, aerodynamics and stiffness with a 50mm-depth carbon disc wheelset built for all-round race versatility and tubeless-ready.
What’s new?
The R9300 generation is a full rebuild of Shim
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Shimano's New Road & Gravel Shoe Range: S-PHYRE RC910 vs RC810 vs RX710 Compared
Posted by Tech Team on 17th Sep 2026
Shimano's New Road & Gravel Shoe Range: S-PHYRE RC910 vs RC810 vs RX710 Compared
Quick answer: Shimano has refreshed its road and gravel shoe range around a new last called DYNALAST 2.0, which widens the toe box (up to 7% more volume in Wide fit) and adds a Narrow fit option for the first time. The flagship S-PHYRE SH-RC910 is built with a carbon heel cup and engineered specifically around Shimano's new lower-stack-height pedal system, for ri
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Teewing Turbo Force vs. Flux: Which eMTB Is Right for You?
Posted by Pushys Team on 15th Sep 2026
Teewing Turbo Force vs. Flux: Which eMTB Is Right for You?
Both Teewing lines run the same DJI Avinox M2S motor (130Nm, 150Nm in Boost mode) and the same 800Wh battery, so the choice between them comes down to what kind of riding you're doing, not which one has the better engine.
At a glance
Turbo Force
Flux
Riding style
Trail
Enduro
Suspension
Standard single-pivot
High-pivot
Rear travel
150mm
170mm (178mm on One
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DJI Avinox Motor Explained: What It Is and Why eMTB Riders Are Talking About It
Posted by Pushys Team on 10th Sep 2026
DJI Avinox Motor Explained: What It Is and Why eMTB Riders Are Talking About It
If you've been shopping for an electric mountain bike recently, you've probably seen the name DJI Avinox come up - often with more excitement than most motor announcements get. DJI, the company best known for building the drones and camera gimbals that changed how people shoot video, has moved into E-Bike motors, and the mountain bike world has taken notice.</p?&g
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Will It Work? Magene Power Meter Compatibility
Posted by Tech Team on 3rd Sep 2026
Magene's power meter cranksets (PES and TEO series) are built around two spindle standards, and which one you need depends on your current setup. The PES P515 and P505 use a 24mm steel spindle, the same diameter as Shimano cranksets, so riders coming off Shimano can install them without swapping their bottom bracket, since it uses a 24mm spindle, making it a direct replacement for riders using a Shimano crankset. The TEO P515 uses a 29mm DUB spin
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