A Shift in Practice on the Belt-Driven, Derailleur-less Zerode Taniwha
Experiencing the pros and cons of an internal drivetrain on the latest Zerode Taniwha build featuring Pinion and Gates components.
Forbidden Applies its Unique Suspension Platform to the Long-Travel Dreadnought
The Dreadnought has a 100% rearward axle path, a 170mm fork, and is named after a gunship.
The New Attack VPL from Vee Tire Co. is a Gravity Tire for Hard, Packed, and Loose Conditions
Vee Tire Co. has a new tire out today, the Attack HPL, an abbreviation for Hard, Pack, Loose and the tread is intended to take on all of those conditions.
A Heated MTB Handlebar Insert Inventor Seeks Crowdfunding
Tired of cold hands, a mountain biker invents battery-powered heaters that fit inside standard handlebars.
The SR Suntour Axon Elite34 is a Capable XC Fork [Review]
The Axon Elite34 is a high-performance mountain bike fork designed for rough XC tracks and light duty trail riding.
The Ever Stout Marzocchi Bomber DJ Fork [Review]
The new Marzocchi Bomber DJ fork features large, 36mm-stanchions and is priced below the competition.
Abus Brooklyn Bike Chain Lock Offers Peace of Mind [Review]
The Abus Brooklyn is a heavy-duty bike lock which offering “urban level security,” and is said to be light enough to wear around the waist.
Shimano XT Wheels Offer Solid Performance at Bargain Price [Review]
The latest Shimano XT mountain bike wheels are affordably priced and are designed for trail riding.
Hutchinson Touareg Gravel Tires Roll Fast, Grip Tight, Hold Up [Review]
The Hutchinson Touareg gravel bike tire may not be the lightest, but it rolls fast and offers good grip for multi-terrain rides.
Bike(s) check: Jeff Kendall-Weed’s MTB Carrying Moto
Jeff shares the DIY moto bike hauler he uses for his new Ibis Ripley AF mountain bike.
9point8 Fall Line R is Reportedly the Lightest MTB Dropper Post Available [Review]
If you want a dropper post for that “lightest” bike build, the 9Point8 Fall Line R is likely the one for the job.
What is One Thing You Wish You Could Change About Your Bike?
Mountain bikes are personal items, and we all customize ours to some degree. Still, our preferences changes and skills evolve, and as a result our bikes are really just works in progress.
