Biking

‘Seven Deadly Sins’ Of Biking

Commit one of these seven bike faux pas and atone – for eternity!

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 02, 2016

Wool, Steel, And Grit: L’Eroica Vintage Race Coming To U.S.

This popular vintage-era gravel bike ride is coming to the States in April, and you can sign up to take part now.

Written by Steve Graepel March 01, 2016

Fat Bike With A Cause: Advocate Watchman Review

The Watchman is a fat bike that can be ridden year-round, plus the proceeds from sales support cycling advocacy.

Written by Eric Lemke March 01, 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

Build-Your-Own Bamboo Bike Kit

Want to build a bike with your own hands? Calfee gives you a natural option with the new Bamboo Bike DIY Kit.

Written by Sean McCoy February 29, 2016

Plus-Size Monster, Refined Rubber At Frostbike Show

The annual Frostbike trade show, held last weekend, gives a look at the current state and future of bike gear.

Written by Hurl Everstone February 29, 2016

Urban, Lift Access, Groomed… Video Reveals ‘Future Of Fat Biking’ Via Duluth, MN

From urban settings to singletrack, to downhill riding at the local ski hill, this video shows the future of fat biking via the lens of…

Written by Staff Post February 27, 2016

Test: ‘Bike Boot’ From Winter-Cycling Brand 45NRTH

A bike shoe for ‘transition seasons,’ cyclocross, and cold-weather commuting, the Japanther is a niche product I have stretched beyond its limit this winter.

Written by Stephen Regenold February 26, 2016

Clip In: Reviewing Five Ten ‘Kestrel Lace’ Bike Shoe

New from Five Ten, the Kestrel Lace is great for enduro riders, hike-a-bike freaks, commuters needing a do-it-all bike shoe, and anyone who have never…

Written by Aaron Bible February 26, 2016

Pending Sale: Giro, Bell, Blackburn Acquisition By Vista Outdoor

Vista continues on a conquest as one of the world’s largest outdoor gear companies, today announcing the purchase of Bell, Giro, C-Preme, and Blackburn brands.

Written by Stephen Regenold February 25, 2016

Review: Specialized/686 Winter-Biking Outerwear

Specialized and 686 teamed up to make head-to-toe winter apparel for fat biking. The results are impressive, but our tester is not completely convinced.

Written by Tom Puzak February 23, 2016

Faraday E-Bike Aims At Women With ‘Step-Thru’ Frame

Its Kickstarter video plays like an episode of “Portlandia,” and the happy-cruiser aesthetic may not appeal to core riders. But Faraday continues to draw interest…

Written by Stephen Regenold February 23, 2016

Watch Intense Urban Downhill MTB In Colombia

Mountain biker Marcelo Gutierrez makes this crazy urban downhill line in Colombia look easy.

Written by Staff Post February 18, 2016

‘Bike Washing Machine’ For Multitasking Athletes

Do your laundry while working up a sweat with the Bike Washing Machine.

Written by Alex Kurt February 18, 2016

Proposed Flag Bill For Bikes Crazy Enough To Work?

A forward-thinking Missouri state representative proposed a bill to require bicyclists to sport fluorescent orange flags suspended 15 feet above the roadway.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 17, 2016

Urban Brand ‘State’ Launches Mountain Bike

For those looking for the simplicity of a singlespeed mountain bike on a budget, the State Pulsar is a fun new option.

Written by Sean McCoy February 16, 2016

USA Pro Challenge Bike Race Canceled For 2016

The multi-stage USA Pro Challenge Bike Race won’t run in 2016, but a statement by its CEO leaves hope for a return in 2017.

Written by Sean McCoy February 12, 2016

9 Winter Biking Pitfalls (How To Overcome Them)

It’s too cold. It’s too expensive. I need a fat bike. NO! This is what cyclists in the U.S. (and city managers) can learn from…

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 12, 2016

‘No BS Bike’ Launching As Quiver Of One

New bike company Coastline Cycle aims to create a bike with less BS marketing speak than anyone out there. The One is a bike that…

Written by Tom Puzak February 10, 2016

Understated Cycling Kit: Kitsbow Hits The Road

A brand with roots on the mountain bike trail, Kitsbow will upgrade your spring road cycling kit without looking like a pack of highlighters.

Written by Steve Graepel February 10, 2016

GearJunkie, QBP Partner To Build ‘Ultimate Winter Bike’

GearJunkie partnered with QBP to custom-build a perfect winter bike for urban riders.

Written by Stephen Regenold February 04, 2016

Fat And Furious! Snow Bikes Go Steep And Deep

Pushing the limits of fat biking, the team from Rocky Mountain Bicycles forged into the backcountry to rip some epic pow lines in their new…

Written by Staff Post February 03, 2016

Winter Cycling Congress: Tackles Infrastructure, ‘Wimpification’ On Bikes

An international ‘congress’ about biking in the winter? Yep, it started this week in Minneapolis, and GearJunkie is live at the event.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 03, 2016

‘Arrowhead 135’ Ultra In Photos

In the 12th running of what has been included as one of ‘The World’s Toughest Endurance Challenges’, moderate temps created a different set of problems for…

Written by Bjorn Christianson February 02, 2016

Ride All Winter Long: Chrome Cold-Weather Cycling Kit

Sure, biking in the winter is tough. But you can laugh into the teeth of the wind when you dress right. Three products from Chrome…

Written by Hurl Everstone January 28, 2016

Scholarship Aims to Grow Women’s Biking

The Women’s Bike Mechanic Scholarship advances the skills of a select group of female bike shop employees and owners. Can it increase women’s cycling participation?

Written by Alex Kurt January 28, 2016