If you’re anything like us, you need multiple bikes in your lineup. One for the road, one for the trails, and maybe one for everything in between. This is a pretty common theme (problem) for cyclicsts and bike lovers, and an unfortunately-eternal one for those...
Ever wanted to go bike camping, but needed a way to haul more gear? Or maybe you just enjoy biking to your favorite fishing spot, or at least to the beachside cookout spot? You might find some use for the Coho XC trailer from Burley....
Maybe you’ve heard of BMC, the Swiss bikemaker with a penchant for beautifully sculpted frames and engineered bikes. (It's not that there is anything wrong with American bikes, but European bikes just always seem to have that “it-factor” when it comes to design). ...
First unveiled in 1981, the Specialized Stumpjumper is a legend of mountain biking – one of the originals, and the first commercially-produced mountain bike in the world. It’s changed a bit in the ensuing 37 years, but only gets better with age, as evidenced by...
Rudy is an Italian brand that has been making cycling equipment since the 1980’s, so they know a thing or two about making good stuff. While most of their gear has always been intended for speed on the road, their new Protera helmet is designed...
Cyclocross is one of the coolest sports, letting you race over all kinds of terrain – from gravel to smooth pavement to rough dirt trails. You can even handle some decent singletrack on a good CX bike; while you may not be cutting up any...
Why a hardtail mountain bike? Simply put, they are the all-around, do-everything, go-almost anywhere, jack-of-all-trades of mountain bikes. Sure, you probably wouldn’t want to use one for serious endure or rugged downhill, but for everything else – cross-country, bikepacking, racing, whatever - a good hardtail...
Saracen has been making mountain bikes since 1983, which makes them not only one of the UK’s first makers, but also one of the first in the world. Less than two years later, their founders rode them to the top of Mt. Kilimanjaro – which...
As much as we love biking in the Rockies, scaling the Tetons or camping in the Sierras, we have to admit; there is some fantastic mountain biking east of the Rockies too. From the East Coast all the way through to the Midwest to the...
If you like mountain biking in the winter, you are probably familiar with fat bikes. Sadly, bikes aren’t cheap. If you’re looking to add a high-end fat bike to your collection, you could easily be looking at a few thousand dollars. But if you’re on...
