This morning we launched the latest version of our Android and iPhone apps and this is our biggest update yet! Amazing topo maps, improved location-based searches, a revamped home screen, geo-tagged photos, and in-app account management are just the start. … Continue reading
The Hitcase Pro and ChestR transform your iPhone into a trail-worthy action camera, ready for almost any moves you can throw at it. No need to pack a helmet camera for your next adventure–just mount your smartphone and go! I … Continue reading
As an employee of Singletracks.com, there is no such thing as just “going for a mountain bike ride” anymore. I’m not complaining–working for Singletracks is pretty much the coolest job on the planet, and has taken me places that I … Continue reading
Some people denounce the smartphone as a technological leash forever tying those who own them to the world of digital screens and the internet. I, on the other hand, choose to think of my smartphone as the ultimate liberation from … Continue reading
Late last month we published updates to the Singletracks mobile apps–iPhone and Android–and we think these are the best versions yet! A lot of the changes were made after using the apps extensively on the road this summer and we … Continue reading
As anyone who has ridden with me knows: I am not easy on my bike gear. It’s not that I’m abusive or anything… I try to take care of what I own so that it will last as long as … Continue reading
Logging GPS tracks of your rides can be fun and informative. You can compare your times from previous rides, use the data to make full-blown maps for yourself or others, and you can even use those maps to earn a … Continue reading
Android screen shots. Over the past couple of weeks we’ve been rolling out updates and new versions of our mobile apps and we wanted to fill everyone in on the latest. All the apps have been rewritten from the ground … Continue reading
Just a quick note to everyone that we updated the singletracks iPhone app this week and the new version should be showing up in iTunes today. This is officially version 1.0 (the first one was 0.9) and we’re really stoked … Continue reading
It seems like there’s no shortage of GPS applications for the iPhone these days but honestly most of them suck. Confusing interfaces, limited functionality, and poor reliability are par for the course, leaving us wondering why no one has tried … Continue reading
According to internal surveys, 41% of singletracks members generally go mountain biking alone. Admittedly hitting the trail solo isn’t the safest idea but sometimes it just happens due to scheduling conflicts, weather, etc. For those times that you do find … Continue reading
On my week-long hut-to-hut mountain biking trip this summer I brought along a raft of extra parts: chain, derailleur, spokes, cables, and brake pads but to be honest I really didn’t know how I was gonna use some of that … Continue reading
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