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Nick Clark
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Digital Writer, BikeRadar
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Future-proof your bike with the standard that won't die | Paul releases new 100% Pure square-taper cranks
By Nick Clark| BikeRadar Verified Paul Components has announced it is reviving its iconic 100% Pure Crank, with a square taper and self-extracting crank bolts. The brand has assured us this isn’t an April Fool’s joke, opting for a square-taper design because it allows for fine-tuning of the Q-factor and chainstay clearance of the crankarms via the BB spindle length. Most modern cranks use a fixed-spindle design, so seeing a brand using a square taper is quite unusual in 2025.
By Nick Clark| BikeRadar Verified Photos posted to a forum that claim to show the new XTR Di2 groupset bear a strikingly close resemblance to illustrations in a patent filed by Shimano, hinting a new flagship mountain bike groupset could finally be on the way. Patents – including this one, which was filed in 2023 – often give us a glimpse as to what the products of the future may look like but it's rare we have supporting photos ahead of an official launch to potentially corroborate what's shown.
Future-proof your bike with the standard that won't die | Paul releases new 100% Pure square-taper cranks
By Nick Clark| BikeRadar Verified Paul Components has announced it is reviving its iconic 100% Pure Crank, with a square taper and self-extracting crank bolts. The brand has assured us this isn’t an April Fool’s joke, opting for a square-taper design because it allows for fine-tuning of the Q-factor and chainstay clearance of the crankarms via the BB spindle length. Most modern cranks use a fixed-spindle design, so seeing a brand using a square taper is quite unusual in 2025.
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BikeRadar
BikeRadar provides bike reviews, bike gear, parts and accessories.
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Founded: 2007