geometry

Two mountain bike may look very similar, but they often ride very differently.

For the visual learners, mountain bike geometry explained in a minute and a half.

"Mountain bikes have never been so good," write the authors in Pro Mountain Biker. We uncover two big reasons why...

In short, yes. Trail bikes have continued to get longer, lower, and slacker over the five years we've been tracking...

Want slacker headtube angle for your mountain bike? The Slack-R headset might be able to help.

For many buyers, understanding a bike's frame geometry measurements can be helpful. For others, numbers don't tell the whole story....

Bike geometry discussions include complex and misunderstood terms, angles, and measurements, so here's what you need to know and how...

Cesar Rojo tells the story of how the long/low/slack geometry party began.

With all of the discussion around mountain bike frame geometry, consumers are better prepared to select bikes that fit their...

The talk about fork offset continues to rage in new bike releases, but what does it mean?

Geometry changes a lot from bike to bike, but a fit should always suit the rider. Gerow goes over a...

Mountain bike geometry numbers can be confusing, but they offer a great way to compare bikes and quantify your personal...

Trail bike geometry is still shifting for both wheel sizes, more in some areas and less in others.

What sets a trail bike apart from an enduro bike? We look at the differences in geometry and components between...

Global Mountain Bike Network asks: "Do You Need A Top-Of-The-Line Mountain Bike?" They then compare hardtail versus full suspension bikes...

Learn what long, low, and slack mountain bike geometry really means, and why it is becoming popular with manufacturers and...

The MTB Industry changes quickly, but always tends to follow certain trends. Whether it's an idea for bikes that are......

How to choose the right size mountain bike for you.