Suspension Sessions
This is the RBC Podcast — your guided tour into the science, service, and setup behind MTB suspension.Hosted by Glen, with deep insights from Robbie, this series explores the fundamentals that every rider should understand: from sag and seals to service intervals, tuning, and…
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Episode 16: 10 Years of RBC — A Suspension Sessions Special (opens the original)
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Suspension Sessions - Episode 16: 10 Years of RBC - A Suspension Sessions Special This one's different. No tech deep-dives, no setup tips - instead, Glen sits down with Robbie to celebrate ten years of Robbie's Bicycle Concept (RBC). They rewind to the very beginning: RBC's roots as a BMX brand, Robbie's early days working with Manitou in the '90s, and the moment he spotted a gap in South Africa's suspension market back in 2015. From a three-person upstairs workshop to a facility with in-house d
Episode 15: Two Weeks in Andorra - Behind the Scenes at the Andorra Epic & UCI World Cup (opens the original)
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Suspension Sessions – Episode 15 | Two Weeks in Andorra: Behind the Scenes at the Andorra Epic & UCI World Cup What does life really look like behind the workshop doors at two of mountain biking's biggest events? In this episode, Robbie shares his experiences from two unforgettable weeks in Andorra, working first at the Andorra Epic and then with DT Swiss at the UCI Mountain Bike World Series in Pal Arinsal. From 5 a.m. starts and long days servicing suspension in the Epic paddock to building ra
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