Create shareable profiles for each of your bikes with photos, component specs, weights, and notes—perfect for tracking parts and seeking upgrade advice.
The Kenda Happy Medium tire balances fast-rolling center knobs with burly cornering lugs, offering an intriguing compromise between speed and traction.
Ecyclingstore offers quality mountain bike jerseys and shorts at budget-friendly prices, with the standout Outlaw Bullet shorts delivering exceptional ventilation and durability.
The updated Airborne Goblin 29er v2.0 delivers stable, confident handling on technical terrain with premium components at an unbeatable $1,200 price point.
Spank's lightweight Subrosa 747 handlebars and burly Spike Race 28 EVO rims prove tough enough for downhill at enduro weights.
The Turner Burner 650b is a balanced, versatile trail bike that climbs, descends, and pedals well but prefers speed on technical sections.
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Our photographer buddy tested bikes too big for the author at Outerbike, from the downhill-crushing Devinci Wilson to the calf-rubbing Santa Cruz Superlight 29.
The Moxie Cycledelic jersey's fitted design with built-in sports bra and moisture-wicking fabric delivers unexpected freedom of movement and cool comfort on the trail.
The updated Airborne Goblin 29er receives key upgrades including 100mm fork travel, tapered headtube, and bigger brakes, all for just $1,199.95.
The $750 Easton EA70 XCT 29er wheels deliver noticeable weight savings and solid durability through months of aggressive Colorado trail riding.
Enve's $2,600 carbon wheels are incredibly light and stiff, reducing rotating mass and eliminating vertical flex for discerning riders with deep pockets.
The Yeti SB95's innovative Switch suspension technology delivers efficient climbing and plush descending, though the link's engagement can occasionally produce a startling sound.
Learn the basics of mountain bike photography including aperture, shutter speed, ISO, composition, and white balance to take your trail shots beyond point-and-shoot.
The Lumintrek Trailblazer 1600 delivers 1600 lumens of bright LED light for night riding at just $170, a fraction of premium light costs.
"After testing countless GPS apps, I finally found the perfect mountain bike tracking tool with excellent data export and on-screen navigation."
I demo'd a Fatback fat bike at Outerbike and was surprised how well it rode both on trail and through Moab's deep sand.
The Felt Edict Nine 1 was the hands-down favorite of everything we tested, handling like a 26er while devouring technical terrain with effortless speed.
The Jamis Dragon 650 steel hardtail impressed with nimble handling and comfort, though the $2,700 price tag seems steep for a hardtail.
The $5,000+ Devinci Wooky Carbon SL 29er hardtail delivers Porsche-level performance with race-ready geometry that destroys XC courses with confidence and speed.
Giant's Trance X 29er climbs efficiently and handles confidently, but persistent pedal strikes on technical terrain may frustrate riders in rocky conditions.
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One smartphone replaces your phone, camera, GPS, and MP3 player, liberating mountain bikers from packing multiple expensive electronics on every ride.
The Kenda Slant Six blends Small Block Eight speed with Nevegal versatility, excelling on hardpack but lacking cornering bite in aggressive terrain.
The Pearl Izumi Octane SL II is a featherweight race shoe built for speed and power transfer, not all-day comfort or epic adventures.
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Formula debuts zero-loss quick-release brake lines, SRAM showcases XX1, and Yakima's new Hold Up rack finally solves the dual-DH-bike transport problem at Interbike 2012.
The Funkier Eagle shorts offer premium quality, multiple pockets, and excellent fit at a mid-range price point for mountain bikers.
The Selle Italia Max SLR Gel Flow saddle features a massive cutout and is a good choice for mountain bikers.
Five Ten's Freerider PRO features a sewn outsole, TPU toecap, and firmer sole for improved durability and pedaling efficiency over previous models.
Wildskins arm warmers offer colorful style with thumbholes and key pockets, but lack thermal lining for serious cold-weather mountain biking.
It has literally traveled to the other side of the country and back on my truck with very little complaint!
The POC Trabec Race MIPS helmet prioritizes safety with innovative impact protection technology, excellent fit, and full coverage, making it a standout choice for trail riders.
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Interbike 2013 gear preview: t.h.e.'s DOT-certified Thirty3 helmet, Bell's camera-ready Full-9, Five Ten's sticky VXI shoes, and updates from Dakine and Osprey.
Women's mountain bike products are moving beyond pink, with standout bikes from Specialized and Pivot plus stylish gear from Dakine, Zoic, and Gore.
Leatt drops prices on neck braces while adding improvements to the DBX Pro and introducing the new split-design DBX Comp 4 for gravity riders.
Giro introduces the women's-specific Feather helmet, new vibrant colorways, and flat-pedal shoes developed with input from downhill racer Aaron Gwin.
Can't keep up with our 25+ Interbike articles? Check out this photo gallery of the coolest mountain bikes from the show.
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Rocky Mountain, Scott, Norco, and Intense showcase their 650b trail and all-mountain offerings at Interbike 2012, with impressive spec lists and geometry adjustments.
Swedish safety gear maker POC expands their 2013 mountain bike protection line with new VPD knee guards, touch-screen compatible gloves, and hydration packs.
Easton unveils lighter carbon wheelsets and popular 35mm Havoc cockpit components, plus refreshed graphics across their mountain bike component line for 2013.
Early 29ers were heavy, but today's lightweight carbon builds from Niner, Pivot, and Breezer prove big wheels no longer mean big weight.
From Wi-Fi helmet cams to electronic suspension control, digital technology is making its way onto mountain bike trails in exciting new ways.
Sweat-cooling insoles, long-travel fat bikes, anti-lock V-brakes, and art deco helmets—here are the weirdest products we spotted at Interbike this year.
Thomson expands beyond seatposts and stems with new carbon and titanium handlebars plus a premium Elite Dropper, prioritizing quality over affordability.
Shimano debuts Zee, an affordable gravity drivetrain that delivers Saint-level performance without the premium price tag, plus new hydration packs and footwear.
Pearl Izumi's X Project MTB shoe balances stiff power transfer with walk-friendly flexibility, weighing just 320g while keeping pros like Brian Lopes competitive.
Tom Ritchey built one of the first mountain bikes with 650b wheels in 1977, but the Soviet Union's tire purchases allegedly derailed the format for decades.
Niterider's 2013 lighting lineup includes the blazing 3600-lumen Pro model, USB-rechargeable Lumina series, and innovative tail lights for night riding.
Funkier, Israel's #1 cycling apparel brand, impresses at Interbike with lightweight MTB shorts and innovative features like water-resistant jersey pockets and expandable rain shells.
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The 650b/27.5" wheel size dominated Interbike 2012, with brands like Jamis and KHS leading the charge with updated hardtails, full-suspension rigs, and even a prototype DH bike.
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