Author: Matt Miller
Supply Chains are Kinked, Making it More Difficult to get a New Mountain Bike — Again
Mountain bikes may be harder to get than ever thanks to supply chain and logistical challenges that are bleeding into 2021.
PNW Components Now Offers a Lifetime Warranty Against Manufacturing Defects
PNW Components is now covering all of their current and future products with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
NY Man Sues Trek for $5M Over WaveCel Helmet Claims
A $5 million class-action lawsuit has been filed against Trek for making false or misleading claims about the safety of their WaveCel helmet technology.
Thule Helium Platform 2 Hitch Rack
The Thule Helium Platform 2 is a premium tray-style hitch rack that promises to keep its mitts off your bike.
Singletrack Dreams Aboard a Drop Bar ‘Quiver-Killing’ Hardtail [Reader Bike Check]
This hardtail mountain bike does it all, from bikepacking to trail riding to kid hauling.
MRP Simplifies Tuning on the All-Mountain Raven Mountain Bike Fork [Review]
The MRP Raven offers independent air chambers along with other goodies at a price under $1,000.
Trail Building Classes and Recreational Investment: Trinidad, Colorado Plans for a Bike-Friendly Future
Mountain bike trails and gravel roads are an integral part of the plan to revitalize the town of Trinidad, Colorado.
Lezyne Pressure Over Drive Pump Fills Tires Fast [review]
The Lezyne Pressure Over Drive Pump features a chamber designed to inflate and seat tubeless mountain bike tires.
Specialized Turbo Levo SL Review: A Lightweight eMTB Made for Trail Riding
The Specialized Turbo Levo SL is a lightweight trail bike with a smaller motor and battery than most electric mountain bikes.
Chrome Doubletrack Feed Bag Makes Face Shoveling Easier
The $40 Chrome Doubletrack Feed Back puts snacks and hydration at the bar for easy access.
Changes are Coming to North Vancouver’s Mount Seymour Trails
The District of North Vancouver is making plans to mitigate the sprawling network of unsanctioned mountain bike trails on Mount Seymour in British Columbia.
What is a ‘Flow State’ and How Can Mountain Bikers Get Into It More Often?
Unpacking the research on flow states, and how it can be applied to mountain biking.
