Steve Fisher
Crankworx 2019: Knolly saves gravel riders some cash with the new steel Cache frame
Last year at Crankworx Whistler Knolly Bikes made a splash by releasing their first ever non-MTB, the Cache gravel grinder. Upon its debut the...
Crankworx 2019: Norco’s 2020 Fluid FS youth bikes & the new chromoly Torrent hardtail
If you’ve got young ones entering the MTB scene, Norco is definitely a brand to keep an eye on. Their line of Fluid youth...
Crankworx 2019: Amazing paint & new MTB components from Race Face, e*13, &...
Cruising around Crankworx you’re bound to find new components on display, but one thing I always look forward to is the custom painted bikes!...
Crankworx 2019: O’Neal’s 2020 collection celebrates their 50th birthday
Fifty years in business is something to celebrate, so O’Neal has decked out much of their 2020 gear with special ’50 Years Faster’ logos...
Kona’s 2020 Process 153 CR 29 – A one-ride review from the trails of...
Recently, Kona held a 2020 a 2020 launch event in Bellingham, WA. While riding the new Process 134 was our main focus, Kona set...
Crankworx 2019: Dainese has some nifty ideas for their 2020 MTB collection
Goodbye Velcro, see ya later category-specific clothing, and hello to a new glove storage option! Italy’s Dainese was back at Crankworx Whistler this year,...
First Ride Review: 2020 Rocky Mountain Slayer Carbon 29” manhandles gnarliest trails
Some bikes are definitely a product of their environment. The redesigned 2020 Rocky Mountain Slayer couldn’t feel any more at home than it does...
Rocky Mountain ‘s 2020 Slayer gets bigger, longer, slacker and now offers 29” wheels
It’s tough to decide what’s the bigger news - that the Rocky Mountain Slayer has undergone a full redesign since its last iteration in...
First Ride Review: 2020 Kona Process 134 CR 29 is a playful, well-rounded trail...
As the swiss army knife of MTB’s, a good all-around trail bike has to do several things well. With their redesigned 2020 Process 134s,...
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