What Are You Afraid of? [Survey]
Everyone is afraid of something, and that includes expert mountain bikers.
The Thomson Hooch Hardtail Wants to be Mulleted
The Thomson Hooch is a hardcore hardtail that seems to benefit from a mixed-wheel setup.
New GoPro Hero 10 Shoots 4K at 120fps, Claims Improved Stabilization
The latest GoPro, the Hero 10 Black, has been updated with more pixels, a faster processor, and improved image stabilization.
Final XC and DH World Cup Races This Weekend at Snowshoe, West Virginia: Who to Watch, and When
The final UCI cross-country, downhill, and short track World Cup races will be held in Snowshoe, West Virginia beginning Friday, September 18, to wrap up the season. Here’s the who, what, when, and how for all the upcoming action.
Middle and High School Mountain Bike Racing Season is Back!
Middle and high school mountain bike race season is back, with the Georgia Cycling Association kicking things off with great trails and beautiful weather at an ideal venue.
MTB Coach Shares How to Time Mountain Bike Jumps and Break Bad Descending Habits
Mountain bike skills instructor Jeremiah Stone tells us how to time jumps, break bad descending habits, and improve our climbing.
Should I Mullet My Mountain Bike?
Mixing wheels on a 29er or 27.5 mountain bike comes with a number of pros and cons to consider. We look closely at how it affects geometry.
There’s No Avoiding Spider Web Season on the Trails
For those who mountain bike in the northern hemisphere, it’s spider season out on the trails.
The How and Why of Building Full Suspension Mountain Bikes Out of Steel
Joe McEwan is the founder of Starling Cycles, a brand that builds high performance, steel full suspension mountain bikes in the UK.
Technical is Mountain Bikers’ Dirty Word
Technical seems like a strange word to apply to bike trails. Then again, maybe it’s not.
SRAM Introduces Quieter, More Heat Efficient MTB Rotor
The dark, recessed spokes on the SRAM HS2 rotors feature a special thermal paint designed to provide improved heat management. They’re also said to be quieter.
California National Forests Closed to Bikers (And Everyone Else) Through September 18, 2021
The Pacific Southwest Region of the US Forest Service is closing recreational access to all National Forests in California, with the exception of the Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, starting today due to ongoing and potential future wild fires.
