Semenuk’s Ride and Other Crankworx Randoms

Brandon Semenuk’s fully custom tools of the trade.

A shifter mounted on the down tube keeps things from getting overly jumbled up.

Most people use an angle set to help slacken out their bike. Here, it’s vice versa.

Ride Global, Think Local. Chromag Scarab pedals and a Clocker chain ring for Semenuk.

The Chrome commuter shoe from Teva shares the same rubber sole and waterproofing process as its MTB cousins. No more wet feet after a long ride home from work in the rain.

Bottom of the Teva Chrome.

The Maxxis Shorty is a new AM/DH tire that is designed to help riders find traction in the mud, but still be rideable when things dry out.

Fox Head’s AIRSPC goggles sport a nose guard to protect your schnoz, and a wider strap to help them stick better. They come in a variety of colours, from “loud” to “it goes to eleven.”

Not everyone was quite ready to rock, and that’s a-OK. Coverage of all things rad will continue throughout the week.

Brendan Fairclough, Ben Walker, and Fairclough’s purple pants all hanging out at the Scott tent.