A close-up view of a mountain bike tire mounted on a white background. The tire is labeled "ASPEN" and has specifications including "32x40" and "120 TPI." The tread pattern is designed for grip and performance on various terrains.
Mountain bikes
Are you interested in mountain bikes with 32" wheels?
Whether or not 32ers become the next big thing is up to us riders, not the bike industry.
by Jeff Barber
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A mountain biker in a red hoodie performs a jump on a dirt trail, with a chairlift visible in the background and trees surrounding the area. Dust is kicked up from the bike's tires as another rider can be seen in the distance on the same trail.
California
The newest lift-served bike park in Southern California has just opened to the public
Close-up view of a mountain bike's drivetrain, featuring a chain, crankset, and pedals. The frame is a light color, and there's a visible suspension component. The background shows rocky terrain, suggesting an outdoor setting.
Cranksets
Short cranks are all the rage—but do they actually work? I put the latest Race Face crankset to the test
Close-up view of a mountain bike's front wheel and suspension fork, set against a blurred background of greenery and forest foliage. The tire features a rugged tread pattern, while the forks are black with gold accents, highlighting the bike's design and functionality.
Forks
27.5" MTB forks are disappearing, and it's no surprise why

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Close-up view of a mountain bike's drivetrain, featuring a chain, crankset, and pedals. The frame is a light color, and there's a visible suspension component. The background shows rocky terrain, suggesting an outdoor setting.
Cranksets
Short cranks are all the rage—but do they actually work? I put the latest Race Face crankset to the test
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Close-up view of a mountain bike's front wheel and suspension fork, set against a blurred background of greenery and forest foliage. The tire features a rugged tread pattern, while the forks are black with gold accents, highlighting the bike's design and functionality.
Forks
27.5" MTB forks are disappearing, and it's no surprise why
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A mountain biker in a red hoodie performs a jump on a dirt trail, with a chairlift visible in the background and trees surrounding the area. Dust is kicked up from the bike's tires as another rider can be seen in the distance on the same trail.
California
The newest lift-served bike park in Southern California has just opened to the public
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A close-up image of a bright blue bicycle pedal resting on a dirt path, surrounded by blurred greenery. The pedal features a textured surface and is marked with the brand name "WAVE ONE."
Flat Pedals
New OneUp pedal forces riders to fix a common mistake
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Two people work on a newly constructed trail in a wooded area, featuring a sandy, curved path that leads around a raised dirt mound. Leafless trees surround the scene under a cloudy sky.
Arkansas
Bring your mountain bike AND your fishing rod to this popular state park
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Three workers are in a forested area, engaged in trail building or maintenance. One worker stands with a tool, while two others, wearing bright orange shirts, converse near a motorized cart filled with equipment. An excavator is visible in the background, surrounded by trees and undergrowth. The scene captures the effort involved in outdoor labor in a natural setting.
Wisconsin
Teen trail builders are helping craft Wisconsin's next great MTB destination
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A flat lay arrangement of various outdoor and athletic gear displayed on a vibrant orange background. Items include cycling shoes, navigation device, water filtration straw, sports hydration tablets, sunglasses, a portable air pump, a cooling container, and a mini drone, emphasizing a collection of essential products for outdoor enthusiasts.
Mountain Bikes and Gear
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A dirt path in a forest covered with tire tracks, surrounded by grass and fallen leaves. The muddy surface shows signs of recent use, indicating activity in the area.
Mountain Bike Trails
One key factor makes some trails OK to ride in the rain
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A close-up view of a warning sign at the entrance of a wooded trail, indicating that "Rock Soft" is a very difficult trail for biking with a list of potential obstacles and challenges. The background shows a winding dirt path through lush green trees.
Mountain Bike Trails
In general, are mountain bike trail difficulty ratings accurate?
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