Enduro Inside Partners

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Enduro has quietly become the industry's leading supplier of premium bearings and bearing-based components. Enduro Insiders celebrates cycling's innovators that go about the business making great bikes and components that move riders efficiently and reliably forward though the most demanding conditions imaginable.
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Bowhead is based in Calgary, Canada.
Bowhead Founder, Christian Bagg was an avid mountain biker before being paralyzed in a 1996 Big Air snowboard competition. A designer and machinist with a passion for problem solving, he began building adaptive bikes in his garage. Today, Bowhead designs the most advanced adaptive MTBs on the planet. A key feature being the articulating front-end for navigating rough, off-camber terrain. Each bike features four dozen Enduro bearings and Bosch motor assistance. 
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Cotic Bikes hails from Chesterfield, UK.
Cy Turner and his team construct simply perfect 853 Reynolds steel mountain bikes and gravel bikes. It all started in 2003 with the Soul, the now legendary, long travel, trail hardtail. Cy knew he wanted to ride a strong, light, fun, durable hardtail with long travel forks, big tires and proper brakes. No one made one at the time, so he designed and built his dream bike. That's what Cotic still do; they build their dream bikes to share with you.

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Hunt Wheels are headquartered in West Sussex, England
Founded in 2015, the Hunt product development team obsesses over the small things. Always on the 'hunt' for the best possible solutions for riders, whether that involves in-house development of rim shapes and construction or working closely with suppliers across the globe, including Enduro Bearings, to source the best possible components for the intended application.
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Knolly Bikes is rooted in Vancouver's North Shore.
From humble beginnings, founder Noel Buckley built a bike based on his passion for riding supported by his degree in physics, and a career in engineering and manufacturing. In short order, Noel introduced Knolly's patented Fourby4 suspension design featuring Enduro MAX pivot bearings. While the company and its product line have grown, the Knolly philosophy remains the same: to design and build the most reliable, highest performing bikes possible.
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Sturdy Cycles is located near Bath, England.
In 2014, Tom Sturdy combined a love of bikes with his academic background in Aerospace Engineering and Sports Biomechanics to optimize made to measure bike design. Meticulously shaped titanium tubes are married with gorgeous 3D printed details to ensure the bike's ergonomics match each cyclist's riding style. Enduro XD15 components and bearings are always included in Sturdy's exquisite builds.
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Tune resides in Germany's Black Forest.
It all started in 1989 when founder Uli Fahl placed a heavy mountain bike on a diet. Today, Tune is respected worldwide for its array of featherweight components including hubs and wheels. After extensive testing, including harsh winters with corrosive environmental conditions, Tune decided to exclusively spec our ABEC 5 hub bearings as standard equipment while offering our lifetime warranted XD15 super-stainless, ceramic-hybrid bearings as a premium option.