coronavirus Archives

Citing Pandemic Issues, Santa Cruz Bicycles Increases Retail Prices

Mountain Bike Training in the Time of Covid [Podcast #269]

Hope Technology in the UK is Keeping the Factory Busy Through the Pandemic [Interview]

With Closures, and Limited Build Days This Year, MTB Organizations See More Rogue Trails

The Case for Staying Within 300 Miles of Home for Mountain Biking This Summer

Elite Drops new Direto XR Indoor Trainer, and it's Boost Compatible

Here's What to Expect Visiting a Bike Park During the Pandemic

Sea Otter Cancels the Postponed October Event After a Smidgeon of Hope

DH Racing Goes Virtual in 2020 [Cartoon]

NAHBS Cancels 2020 Show, Will be Back 2021

Italy's Dolomiti Paganella Bike Park Opens This Weekend, Masks Required

Outerbike Cancels Half of their 2020 Events

With Little to Do Staying at Home, More People are Picking up a Bike

Coronavirus has had a surprising impact on the bike industry, but it seems like it's mostly a positive one.

Leadville 100, Breck Epic, and SBT Gravel all Cancel 2020 Races this Week

Three major summer mountain and gravel bike races in Colorado announced cancellations this week.

Quarantine Remains as Shredding Resumes: Updates From an Italian Trailhead

After sheltering in place for two months under some of the most restrictive measures in the world, Gerow finally goes for a mountain bike ride.

If Your Trails Are Open During The Quarantine, here are 4 Ways You Can Ride Responsibly

Four ideas for mountain biking responsibly on the trails where we're still privileged to ride.

The Ultimate Tire Lever, A Riding Shirt with Built-in Mask, Yeti Coffee Collab [News Mix]

Finally a tire lever that matches the demands of installing a mountain bike tire insert, Santa Cruz makes PPE, and more.

Enduro World Series Now Plans to Start at the End of August, Without North American Rounds

The 2020 EWS season will now start at the end of August, with four rounds officially cancelled.

Mountain Biking in Quarantine Times [Podcast #248]

In this episode we discuss the latest on mountain bike racing, athletes, tourism, brands, and of course everyday trail riders.

National Study: Americans are Riding Bikes More and Want to Continue after Pandemic

Trek released a study that says more people are out on their bikes during the pandemic.

Mountain Biking: Chicken Soup for the Soul

What once was “that crummy fire road” or “that boring bike path” are now lifelines for mountain bikers, nuggets of normalcy to be treasured and appreciated.

What do you Miss Most About Mountain Biking in Normal Times?

While it's still unclear when things will get back to "normal," clearly we'll be much happier when we can enjoy our favorite aspect of mountain biking once again.