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Bike, Eat, Stay: ‘Getaways’ Is Airbnb For Cyclists

A new company gives cyclists the power to start up their own mountain bike guiding services and connects them with bikers around the globe.

Written by Nate Mitka March 28, 2017

Women-Only MTB Clinics Ramp Up Across U.S.

About 5,000 women are anticipated this year to take part in a new series of mountain biking clinics held across North America.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 21, 2017

‘All In’ Multitool Hides In Bike Crank

The All In Multitool works for most trailside repairs and fits inside the crank of a mountain bike.

Written by Nate Mitka January 30, 2017

‘Mountain Bikes As Art’

A portfolio of mountain biking posters blends passion for the trail with art.

Written by GJ Staff December 23, 2016

Review: Cannondale Scalpel-Si, Fastest Cross-Country Race Bike

Cannondale updates its flagship race bike and creates an exotic race steed that’s one of the fastest cross country mountain bikes in the world.

Written by Tom Puzak December 06, 2016

5 Apps Every Mountain Biker Should Try

Tired of riding the same local trails? GearJunkie field editor Adam Nubern shows us some great apps for finding fresh MTB adventures.

Written by GJ Staff November 30, 2016

Post-Paralysis, Stacy Kohut Still MTBs Like A Beast

Left paralyzed from the waist down after “fooling around on a swingset,” Stacy Kohut never stopped seeking thrills on the bike. And man he rips!

Written by GJ Staff November 22, 2016

New Brand Claims ‘Holy Grail’ Of MTB Suspension

The Tantrum Bikes ‘Missing Link’ suspension stiffens for uphill pedaling, softens for rough descents, no switches, levers, or buttons required.

Written by Tom Puzak November 15, 2016

Red Bull’s 400-Man ‘Fox Hunt’ Is Absolute MTB Mayhem

400 amateur mountain bikes chase one professional ‘fox,’ all tearing down the mountain at the same time.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 03, 2016

Move Over, Ball Sports: High School MTB on the Rise

Mountain biking isn’t quite ready to overtake high school football among youth. Before long, though, it just might.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 02, 2016

Popular Mountain Bike Shock Recalled

A popular shock absorber manufactured by Fox and equipped on many full-suspension mountain bikes has been recalled.

Written by Adam Ruggiero November 01, 2016

Red Bull Rampage: Sketchiest MTB Run Ever?

Is this the sketchiest Red Bull MTB course ever?

Written by Adam Ruggiero October 17, 2016

New Blood: Otso ‘Plus-Fat’ Mountain Bike Review

Two bikes in one, the Otso Voytek blurs the line between plus-size and fat in a modular mountain bike build. We got an early test…

Written by Tom Puzak September 26, 2016

GHOST Bikes: Learning To Fly In South Tyrol

The Italian Dolomites are a dream destination for mountain biking, and the proving grounds for the GHOST Carbon SL AMR 6 LC.

Written by Steve Graepel September 15, 2016

Review: Niner’s New Rocket, the RKT 9 RDO

The RKT9RDO is ‘strong and confidence inspiring,’ said our reviewer. If you need a bike you can race, marathon, and also step up to ride…

Written by Tom Puzak August 11, 2016

Classic MTB Brand Reboot: Ellsworth Bicycles Is Back

Ellsworth Bikes is back in the hands of its founder and we got to play with the new Epiphany and upcoming Rogue 60. Get ready…

Written by Tom Puzak July 19, 2016

Hucking Virtual Cliffs: Wild Freeride With Cam Zink

Some amazing views and great storytelling are captured in this unique VR mountain biking experience featuring a talented pro rider.

Written by Adam Ruggiero June 28, 2016

$179 Walmart MTB Downhill Carnage

Will a $179 Walmart Huffy survive a double black diamond downhill mountain bike run? Watch and find out.

Written by GJ Staff June 27, 2016

How To Drop On A Mountain Bike

Learning how to drop a mountain bike off an edge safely is one of the more intimidating skills a new mountain biker must learn. This…

Written by Sean McCoy June 22, 2016

Mountain Biker Fall: Too Close For Comfort

A man named Yuri almost falls off a huge cliff, yet somehow these guys remain remarkably calm and collected.

Written by Sean McCoy May 31, 2016

Not The Circus: Extreme Mountain Unicycling

Lutz Eichholz travels to Chile to climb a 6,000-meter peak and ride back down. He only has one wheel.

Written by Adam Ruggiero May 23, 2016

Santa Cruz Bronson: Best Mountain Bike, For Some

If your definition of ‘mountain biking’ includes technical terrain ridden hard uphill and down, you’d be hard-pressed to find a better bike than the Santa…

Written by Stephen Regenold May 18, 2016

Carbon Footprint: Reynolds’ Bike Wheel Factory Tour

Take an inside tour at Reynolds Cycling, where carbon wheels are made in molds and finished by hand.

Written by Aaron Bible April 11, 2016

Women Teaching Women: MTB Clinics Expand Nationwide

New courses specifically for women teach the skills needed to shred singletrack.

Written by Sean McCoy March 21, 2016

The Resort That Adventure Built: ‘True North’ Basecamp

Just feet from groomed fat bike trails in the winter or mountain bike singletrack in summer, a new resort in northern Minnesota redefines the cabin…

Written by Kyle Nossaman March 14, 2016

Woman To Race 2,745 Miles After Beating Deadly Illness

In 2010, doctors rushed to save Bonnie Gagnon’s life. Six years later, she’s preparing for the hardest mountain bike race in North America.

Written by Stephen Regenold March 09, 2016

‘Tour Divide’ Champ’s Secrets To Conquer A Mountain Range

To set a record riding 2,745 miles over the Rocky Mountains, you need patience, a fat bike, and donuts!

Written by Steve Graepel March 03, 2016

Diamondback Revamps Suspension With MTB Launch

Two new full-suspension bikes from Diamondback come in aluminum frames and feature a just-released rear suspension platform, giving riders a high-end ride under $4,000.

Written by Tom Puzak March 01, 2016