Last summer, Ritchey Logic unveiled their new Trail component line with stems, handlebars and seatposts in both carbon and alloy iterations. Now, the Trail line…
Things are looking pretty good for the small Minneapolis based Wolf Tooth Components. Having positioned themselves at the front of the single ring, anti-drop revolution…
In more of a behind the scenes look than actual riding, Imaginate episode 2 follows legendary Trials rider Danny MacAskill as he continues his recovery.…
It has been 31 years since Sigma and German electronics pioneer Klaus-Peter Schendel introduced Cycle Coach, one of the very first cycling computers, though Sigma’s…
At the Specialized HQ in Morgan Hill, Ned Overend’s room is looking, well, pretty boring. Many of the great Specialized athletes have their own decorated…
As one of our favorite casual-looking-but-actually-technical riding apparel companies, Club Ride was on hand with a few new styles for the upcoming Fall Season. Adding…
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…
As a small outdoor company based in San Francisco’s Mission district, Boreas Gear has already made a name for themselves since their creation in 2010,…
If you’re unfamiliar with Adaptrac, just imagine riding your bike and being able to instantly change your tire pressure, as you ride, without ever getting…
Manitou’s Marvel and Minute suspension forks are completely revamped, and they’re available in all three wheel sizes. They get new castings, with FEA-optimized reverse arch…
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…
Yes. Everyone had 650b stuff at Sea Otter, and Michelin was no different. Originally shown as prototypes at Interbike, Michelin had their production Wild Gripp’r…
