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Just In: Rocky Mountain’s Blizzard Busting Fat Bike

To get an idea of how quickly the RockShox Bluto has been adopted by the fat bike scene, the launch of the Rocky Mountain Blizzard…

Written by Zach Overholt January 27, 2015

Factory Tour: SRAM’s Taiwanese Manufacturing Part 1 – RockShox Suspension, SRAM Drive Train, More

It may be hard to believe, but SRAM hasn’t always been the industry juggernaut they are today. Like many bicycle companies before them, SRAM started…

Written by Zach Overholt January 23, 2015

Home Workshop Series – Part 4: Getting into the Big Tools

From the first three articles, someone could easily put together a home shop to do 75% of the repairs on their bike. But once you get…

Written by Tim Krueger January 22, 2015

How to Break Into the Cycling Industry – Transition Bikes’ Kevin Menard

It’s a new year, and perhaps your resolutions of shedding the shackles of corporate life for the fun and adventure of cycling are still fresh…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 22, 2015

SRAM wireless shifting caught on video, more details emerge

Just before the 2015 Santos Tour Down Under kicked off, we spotted the AG2R team testing prototype SRAM wireless bits on a training ride. Now,…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 20, 2015

Review: Yakima Fullswing 4 Bike Hitch Mast Rack

When Yakima offered up the chance to review their new Fullswing rack, admittedly a lot of my motivation was due to my desire to find…

Written by Zach Overholt January 15, 2015

Niner creates new RIP 9 & JET 9 Carbon models, plus all-new entry level EMD 9 hardtail

Niner’s two most popular full suspension frames, the XC-oriented JET 9 and the do-it-all RIP 9, both get new base level carbon models that bring their…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 15, 2015

Why Isn’t Road Tubeless More Popular? Part One – How We Got Here

Road Tubeless is an interesting topic, because it came on the scene very fast in 2010, and many thought it would become the next big…

Written by Tim Krueger January 14, 2015

Review: Jamis Renegade adventure gravel bike lets you go rogue from the roads

The Jamis Renegade was developed with racing in mind, replacing Tyler Wren’s cyclocross bike as his rig of choice for the Crusher in the Tushars…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 13, 2015

The New Pivot LES Fat Might Be the Most Versatile Fat Bike Yet!

Pivot just recently announced the signing of Freeride star and pioneer Aaron Chase. So naturally, the first bike that Pivot has him introduces is…. a…

Written by Zach Overholt January 13, 2015

Need Winter Cycling Gloves? The Answer Sleestak 3 In 1 Mitts Are Severely Underrated

I would assume that if you asked most cyclists why they don’t ride more in the winter, the answer would be two-fold. First, no one…

Written by Zach Overholt January 12, 2015

Startup Alto Velo’s R-Symmetric Design Promises Drastically Stiffer, Stronger Wheels

It’s a fun idiom to say someone has reinvented the wheel. It’s even more fun when someone actually does, and that’s what friends Bobby Sweeting…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 08, 2015

Just In: Bontrager Jackalope Wheels and Hodag Tires Add Tubeless Fat Bike Options

Just like your typical mountain bike, when it comes to fat bikes tubeless tires have a lot to offer. Eliminating (or close to) flats is…

Written by Zach Overholt January 08, 2015

Home Workshop Series – Part 3: Basic Tools & Kits To Start Working On Your Bike

Now, we start to dig into tools. Probably the most needed item in your home workshop, and the most common first purchase, a good set…

Written by Tim Krueger January 07, 2015

Specialized patents cobble gobbling suspension road, cyclocross fork

After introducing the COBL GOBL-R (now simply referred to CG-R) micro-suspension seatpost on their 2013 Roubaix, Specialized could be testing the concept on their forks,…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 06, 2015

Long Term Review: Trek Domane Classics Edition

As far as I’m aware, this is the first time I’ve ever been sent a bike for review that was originally purpose built for a…

Written by Zach Overholt January 06, 2015

Sony Goes 4K with New Full Featured X1000V Action Cam, Full HD with New AS200V

After reading about the new Action Cam Mini AZ1 from Sony, you weren’t alone in thinking their smallest camera was now their best. But as…

Written by Zach Overholt January 05, 2015

2016 Axle Standards, Part 2: Mountain bikes get 15×110 – Road gets 12mm thru axles

Alongside the changes coming to rear wheels with the new Boost 148 standard, two new options will be offered up front in 2016: 15×110 for…

Written by Tyler Benedict January 02, 2015

Just In: Battle the Cold with the Lake MXZ303 Winter Cycling Boots

Winter has officially started, the New Year is about to be rung in, and for a lot of us – it’s cold. For me, a…

Written by Zach Overholt December 31, 2014

Headquarters Tour: Niner Bikes’ Fort Collins design and sales center

As a company, Niner’s somewhat spread out around the U.S. Some accounting is done offsite, assembly and shipping of complete bikes for resale is in…

Written by Tyler Benedict December 31, 2014

Home Workshop Series Part 2: Lighting, Tool Storage and Work Stands

In Part One, we laid out a few ideas for creating a work space. Now it’s time to start filling that space up. Once you…

Written by Tim Krueger December 30, 2014

Review: The mountain taming Fox 36 29er suspension fork

For 2015, the Fox 36 became their flagship fork, imbued with all of their latest technology to deliver new levels of control, adjustability, smoothness and light…

Written by Tyler Benedict December 30, 2014

How To Build A NAHBS Bike – Part 3: Working With Your Builder And Agreeing To The Design

The next step in creating your custom bike, after you talk through your wants and needs with your builder, and are sure of your proper…

Written by Tim Krueger December 29, 2014

How To Build A NAHBS Bike – Part 2: Ensuring Proper Fit With A Specialized Body Geometry Fitting

Working into the process of building the custom Matter Cycles BeneFat, I wanted to make sure that all of this effort was not wasted, and…

Written by Tim Krueger December 23, 2014

Long Term Review: The Juliana Furtado Primeiro Women’s Mountain Bike

Mountain Biking derailed my chance of a normal career. It is my obsession and sometimes it feels as if my life is really just ribbons…

Written by Saris Mercanti December 23, 2014

Just In: Bell’s Shape Shifting Super 2R Full Face Helmet

In all actuality, a lot of the new “enduro” specific product is no different than what many have been using for simply mountain biking. That…

Written by Zach Overholt December 22, 2014

Home Workshop Series – Part 1: How To Build A Home Workshop To Match Your Skills

As a cycling enthusiast, once you venture into the realm of owning more than a few bikes, it usually becomes time to work on them…

Written by Tim Krueger December 22, 2014

2016 Axle Standards, Part 1: Rear 148mm Thru Axle Coming Fast & It’s About More Than Just Better Wheels

Just when you thought things might be settling down for a bit, with 650B wheels all but taking over the mid/long travel segment, 29ers owning the…

Written by Tyler Benedict December 19, 2014

How To Build A NAHBS Bike – Part 1: Starting The Process Of A Custom Bike

Bikes shown at the North American Handbuilt Bicycle Show are objects worthy of drool. For years, I have seen the art that passes through those…

Written by Tim Krueger December 17, 2014

Sneak Peek: Louisville Mega Cavern will House World’s Largest Underground Bike Park

Beneath the streets of Louisville, Kentucky, there lurks a monster. But this is no horror story, it’s one of dreams. Specifically, the wild dream to…

Written by Zach Overholt December 17, 2014

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