When Tyler and I were presented with the opportunity to travel to and compete in Pennsylvania’s 7-day Trans-Sylvania Epic, BMC’s FourStroke FS01 29er was an…
With a number of Enduro racers riding modded (or Trailcrew) versions the company’s Fourstroke 29er for Enduro events, it’s no surprise to see what looks…
Though some may question the logic of using carbon fiber for mountain bike wheels, the latest generation of plastic wheels combine light weight, stiffness, and…
Before Tyler’s review last summer, we hadn’t come across much of clothing company Bicycle Line’s wares. Now in their sixteenth season, the company continues to…
Tucked quietly in between XT and Deore component groups, Shimano’s SLX doesn’t seem designed to attract attention. Nicely made and handsome, it doesn’t necessarily stand…
After a rough winter and not nearly enough riding, early April saw this reviewer looking forward to Arizona’s Black Canyon Trail with excitement- and a…
For 2013, Italy’s second-oldest cycling company has reworked its bestselling Ego model with an eye toward improved comfort, performance, and value. At 1,100g (medium, painted),…
Update 5/3: Pricing information added. Update 5/7: Pricing lowered! Hot on the, ahem, heels of the announcement that Retül will be using FootBalance custom footbed systems…
Billed as more of a casual riding short, Pearl Izumi’s updated-for-2013 Rev short is a stealthy success. The somewhat slim fit is appropriate for riders…
It’ no secret that we’ve long been fans of Exposure’s high-end lighting systems. An offshoot of British CNC-masters USE, Exposure build a wide range of…
Of all the brands to have emerged from the messenger scene, Timbuk2 are arguably the most successful. From their early US-made messenger bags to their…
For a number of reasons, there’s little more confidence-inspiring than a Syntace product. While their graphics aren’t flashy and they don’t tend to change things…
quick press release correction: Delivery date updated to October. Perhaps ahead of their time, Asylum Cycles was one of the companies that partnered with Titus…
