A No-Compromise Ripper Without the Sticker Shock: 2021 Trek Slash 8 Review
Fully prepared to slay everything from jump trails to white-knuckle, double black diamond downhill runs, the 2021 Trek Slash 8 provides more performance than you could even purchase in a mountain bike five years ago.
First Look: 2021 Trek Slash 8 in for Review
The aluminum 2021 Trek Slash 8 enduro bike sports updated geometry and improved features.
Getting Fast and Sendy on the Innovative Jamis Hardline C3 [Review]
The Jamis Hardline C3 is a fast-charging descender, but the build and seat angle leave a bit to be desired.
All-New Jamis Hardline C3 Enduro Bike in for Test
The Jamis Hardline, a carbon enduro mountain bike, in for test.
Looking Good in the Woods: Summer MTB Jersey Roundup
Five mountain bike jerseys tested for summer.
A Tale of Two Pockets: Summer MTB Shorts Roundup
Five pairs of summer mountain bike shorts put to the test.
Indulge Your Impulses: Stumbling on Unexpected Singletrack
Greg explores what’s possible on spontaneous and flexible bike rides.
Go Outside, Transform Your Life: The Power of Outside 365
Greg sets a goal to be active outdoors every single day for a year. After many fits and starts, he finally makes it and encourages others to do the same.
Family-Owned Patrol Mountain Bikes Is Expanding from Indonesia to the Rest of the World
Patrol is a small mountain bike brand aiming “to provide the bike that an average Joe could have fun on” at an affordable price.
Patrol’s New Long-Travel 29er, the 691, Shreds at a Competitive Price [First Ride Review]
The brand new Patrol 691 is a 29er mountain bike with 150mm of rear travel at an affordable price. Greg takes a couple early test rides in Bali, Indonesia.
Patrol Adds Big Wheels to Their 130mm 29erTrail Bike for 2020
The all new Patrol 591 is a 29er trail bike with 140mm of rear suspension travel. Greg takes this mountain bike out for a test ride in Bali, Indonesia.
Over a Beer: The Trails Don’t Belong to You…
Even after decades of mountain bike advocacy, learning to share the trail, yield, and respect other trail users is a topic that continues to deserve discussion. In this Over a Beer column Greg shares a story of a hiker who didn’t share the trail, and what we can learn from it.
