
St. Paul Woman Cycles To Hospital To Give Birth
Two weeks past her due date, an avid cyclist in the Twin Cities rode a public “Nice Ride” rental bike to the hospital to give birth.
Two weeks past her due date, an avid cyclist in the Twin Cities rode a public “Nice Ride” rental bike to the hospital to give birth.
The bike world gathers each year at the cycling extravaganza that is Interbike. For our inaugural award we recognize 12 innovative products from the show floor.
Day one of the 2013 Interbike expo is done, and with that we bring a few favorite items we saw on the trade show floor.
We’re on the ground in Las Vegas for the annual bike extravaganza that is Interbike. Here are 12 hot products we’ve come across so far…
Don’t call it a cyclocross bike. Salsa’s niche model was made for the trending discipline of gravel road racing. We tested it for two months and hundreds of miles on gravel roads this year.
Now in the 233th year of evolution, the bicycle has been ever changing to fit a variety of riding styles and transport needs. This new poster depicts the evolution in a family-tree style format.
If it gets funded, the Fos will soon let riders and runners program an LED grid to dance, shimmer, and create graphics or words for visibility at night.
Denver was “Bike City USA” yesterday as the final stage of the USA Pro Challenge raced through the town. We were there to capture the action.
This past weekend, while competing in the MDH 100 Race, GearJunkie/YogaSlackers team racer Chelsey Magness set a record on North Dakota’s renowned wilderness track.
Singlespeed bikes, steep trails, and dozens of costumed cyclists made for a scene at this past weekend’s Single Speed USA competition in Winona, Minn. We recap the action in these 10 pics…
Bike racer Monika Sattler focuses on the upcoming genre of gravel-road racing. We asked her for a few tips on making the gravel experience faster and more fun, even after hours and hours on a bumpy dirt road.
Most road-biking articles focus on the high-end side of things. But for this feature we assembled a list of affordable road-cycling gear for beginner riders.
The bike world has seen a quick rise in the 27.5-inch wheel size, also known as 650B. Here’s our take after testing a high-end Focus 650B bike.
Smith Optics is known for its sunglasses and snowsports helmets. Today, the company revealed a helmet made for mountain biking with a hole-ridden green foam.
Most mountain bikes have too many gears. A trend is to drop chainrings, including down to just a single gear on front for simplicity, cost-saving, and speed…
Grip the handlebars. Stow your gun on back. A new bike brand hopes to find a niche in the world of hunting.
The Vector bike pedals, announced today, measure watts, cadence, and other metrics with in-pedal tech. At $1,699.99, they are made for serious riders only…
A new boot from Minnesota-based brand 45Nrth was designed to replace the need for shoe covers during the months leading up to winter.
A mobile repair shop, free bike tuneup services, an on-site tailor to stitch worn clothing, music, and more… those are the promised features of the Levi’s Bike Shop Tour next month.
The bike world descended upon Utah this week for the annual Saddle Drive show, an event organized by QBP to offer a look at what’s soon coming to market.
A bike ride in the city, a swim to a floating dock, a stop overlooking a waterfall… these were among the objectives last night in the “Fan Van Alleycat,” an event GearJunkie organized with SmartWool.
From sandy shores to glaciers, the photos in “Bunyan Velo” take readers on a virtual bike tour around the world. GearJunkie got a look at the latest issue.
On the bike, proper nutrition and training go hand in hand. We interviewed pro rider Todd Wells on how to fuel up for mountain bike races, ride fast, and (hopefully) win.
It’s just a few inches long and weighs 3 ounces. But the Air Smith ALX pump from Planet Bike can inflate a tire to 80psi or greater in a couple minutes.
Bike nerds and fitness freaks meet up at a juncture known as “Strava Writing.” At least that’s what we’re calling it…
Auto-centric AAA is getting in on the two-wheel scene. The organization’s “Bicycle Service” package launches today in Minneapolis and offers help if your bike breaks down.
Outside magazine collaborated with GearJunkie this month to assemble a beginner’s guide to alleycat bike racing.
Bumpy, hilly, gravel road races can be major suffer-fests if you’re not geared up right. Here’s a list of equipment we’ve tested to keep us grinding along the gravel road, mile after mile all day long.
Since its founding in 1985, Giro has been an innovator in the world of bike helmets. This timeline reveals an evolutionary line from the company’s original Prolight to the Air Attack helmet today.
Folding-bike brand Brompton Bicycle hosts an annual U.S. Championship, and this year it was held in GearJunkie’s home town of Minneapolis. The winner was an unlikely hometown rider dressed in a sport coat and a tie.
A new short film featuring mad-skillz Danny MacAskill hits the web today. See him ride in a high-production set that’s made to look like tiny toys…
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