Race Face unveils SIXC carbon cranks for long-travel bikes, plus new Respond line, colorful Atlas options, and improved Turbine chainrings with enhanced shifting ramps.
Camelbak unveils innovative 2010 lineup including digital flow meters, quick-connect hoses, freeride packs, and advanced cooling technology for enhanced hydration on the trail.
POC expands their second-year mountain bike lineup with innovative safety gear, including the multi-impact Cortex DH helmet and VPD body armor.
The Kona Abra Cadabra's Magic Link suspension automatically adjusts from 4 to 6 inches of travel while shifting geometry for efficient climbs and confident descents.
We caught up with Hayes' Denny Yunk to discuss their latest gear, including the new Black Flag and Charger wheelsets featured in this video.
The Ellsworth Rogue handled Bootleg Canyon's rocky descents with confidence, though its light front end requires careful attention on off-camber sandy turns.
Gore Bike Wear's Fusion jacket uses "comfort mapping" technology to strategically place materials where riders need them most, including extra warmth for your kidneys.
Trek discontinues the 69er while 29ers dominate Outdoor Demo, with full-suspension models multiplying and long-travel bikes exploding across manufacturers' lineups.
Saris updates their bike rack lineup with features for 29ers, heavy downhill bikes, and multi-function racks that work for transport and home storage.
Time pedals and shoes offer lightweight performance with unique features like heat-moldable carbon shoes and self-cleaning mechanisms with angular and lateral float.
SRAM's new XX component group is dialed in, buttery smooth, and stunningly beautiful, though the 2x10 setup may not suit everyone.
The Yeti ASR 5 is a responsive trail bike built for heavier riders, featuring Fox suspension and efficient pedaling on technical terrain.
The Raleigh XXIX Pro proves steel 29er hardtails are a winning formula, pairing a supple frame with top-shelf SRAM XX components for $4,000-plus.
The Ellsworth Evolve 29er proves that big-wheeled mountain bikes have evolved beyond their awkward origins into strong, efficient climbers and confident descenders.
The hand-built Yeti ASR 5 offers nimble handling and plush travel, though climbing performance needed dialing in during our Interbike test ride.
Test riding Banshee's prototype Spitfire with adjustable bottom bracket height, 1x9 drivetrain, and versatile frame bosses before its March 2010 production debut.
Colorado's Moots showcases innovative titanium 29ers including the full-suspension MootoXz with flex-stay design and the hybrid Gristle mixing 29" and 26" wheels.
The Spot Longboard is a steel-frame 29er single-speed that ditches the traditional chain for an innovative Gates Carbon Belt drivetrain system.
The carbon Trek Fuel EX 9.9 climbs like a hardtail, descends like a marshmallow cloud, and handles with surprising agility for serious XC riders.
Levi Leipheimer challenges Lance Armstrong to a more technical mountain bike race, while downhill legend Steve Peat defends the fitness demands of gravity racing.
Show us your nastiest drivetrain for a chance to win cleaning products and gear from Tri-Flow, Titec, and Ritchey.
This fall offers mountain bikers multiple opportunities to celebrate: World Car Free Day, National Public Lands Day, and Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day.
Learn to service your Manitou mountain bike fork yourself with this step-by-step guide and save money while maximizing fork performance and lifespan.
The inaugural Pisgah Mountain Bike Stage Race features 145 miles of technical singletrack, 38,000 feet of climbing, and a $15,000 prize purse.
The WTB Stout 2.3 excels in loose, loamy conditions with aggressive cornering grip, but struggles on hardpack where its open tread pattern lacks bite.
We're heading to Interbike 2009 in Las Vegas to test ride mountain bikes at Bootleg Canyon and bring you daily coverage of the latest gear.
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The ITS Edge EXDX delivers exceptional stopping power and climbing traction for all-mountain riders, though its aggressive tread may sacrifice longevity.
IMBA's annual "Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day" on October 3 honors a young rider's legacy while introducing the next generation to the sport.
Premium Singletracks subscribers can now download high-resolution PDF trail maps and enjoy enhanced training app visualizations, with more upgrades coming soon.
The Manitou ISX-6 rear shock offers precise tuning options and exceptional bump compliance for all-mountain and gravity riders seeking controlled, stable suspension performance.
Easton's XC One 29er wheels deliver race-ready performance at just 1720 grams, proving big wheels don't have to sacrifice weight or stiffness.
Essential tips for setting up base camp, choosing race nutrition, and training your body to tackle a grueling 24-hour mountain bike event.
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The WTB Prowler MX delivers aggressive all-mountain performance with talon-like knobs that excel in corners, climbs, and varied terrain at an affordable price.
ZOIC's Opulent mountain bike shorts feature built-in iPod controls sewn into the fabric, letting riders adjust music without reaching into pockets while riding.
The Blue Ryno Carbon is a lightweight XC race machine that climbs like a hardtail and descends with full-suspension confidence at an incredible value.
Two bike shops launch "cash for clunkers" programs offering up to $200 off new bikes for trading in old bicycles or cars.
The VholdR ContourHD helmet camera delivers exceptional video quality, versatile mounting options, and simple controls, making it the best choice for mountain bikers.
The WTB Devo Carbon saddle delivers race-ready performance at just 189 grams, with a versatile shape that works perfectly for XC, road, or even DH riding.
Tips for getting women into mountain biking, Atlanta MTB events this weekend, and Mountain Hardwear is giving away free packs daily through September.
Easton's Havoc all-mountain wheels deliver robust durability and precision handling through gnarly terrain, staying true after drops and rough landings without weight penalty.
Singletracks improves trail mapping tools with backend upgrades, adds route ratings and comments, and launches GPSApp.net beta for easier GPS data formatting.
Specialized seeks social media-savvy riders for their Trail Crew program, offering year-long access to 2010 Stumpjumper FSRs and sponsored trips to epic destinations.
WickWerks chainrings use ramped teeth and tight tolerances to deliver faster, quieter shifts than stock rings at a competitive price point.
Lance Armstrong sets new Leadville Trail 100 course record at 6:28:50, finishing with a flat tire while six-time champ Dave Weins takes second place.
Lance Armstrong trades the Tour de France for Colorado's grueling Leadville 100 mountain bike race—watch the live webstream or send us your photos!
Help us finalize the best mountain bike gear of 2009 by reviewing your favorite products before September 1st deadline.
IMBA members score significant discounts from Syncros and other retailers, with a $30 membership easily paying for itself through savings on gear.
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