Biking

Missing Links: ‘Chainless’ Bike Breaks Design Mold

No more pinched fingers, black grease stains, or rusted chains — sounds good, but is this no-chain bike too far out?

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 07, 2017

Bike Trail to Whitewater: 7 Tips for Successful Bikerafting

Pedal, paddle, pack, repeat. Few activities will help you navigate the most remote wilderness more swiftly than bikerafting. But how exactly does it work?

Written by GJ Staff April 07, 2017

Pedals To Paddles: An Epic Remote BC Bikeraft

Untamed waters, untouched wilderness, and one hungry grizzly: The Spatsizi Plateau Provincial Park challenged three men with a 10-day, 250-mile bikerafting adventure of a lifetime.

Written by GJ Staff April 07, 2017

Proposed MT Tax: Bikers Register As ‘Invasive Species’

A new bill amendment in Montana requires out-of-state cyclists purchase an ‘invasive species’ decal each calendar year for $25.

Written by Nate Mitka April 06, 2017

First Look: REI’s New ‘Co-Op Cycles’ Tested

A fresh look, updated specs, and an entirely different marketing approach went into REI’s Co-Op Cycles launch. The brand hopes the new identity will finally…

Written by Adam Ruggiero April 04, 2017

Legendary Endurance Cyclist Killed In Accident

Mike Hall, a famed endurance cyclist, died today after a collision with a car while competing in the Indian Pacific Wheel Race in Australia. He…

Written by Sean McCoy March 31, 2017

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

Live Happier: Four Lessons From Round-The-World Cyclist

Patrick Martin rode his bike across the planet for more than a decade. What he learned changed his life and can help you be happier,…

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 27, 2017

Lael Wilcox Scorches First-Ever FKT For ‘Baja Divide’

The newly christened 1,500-mile route from Southern California into Mexico has a champion: Her name Lael Wilcox.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 22, 2017

The Fat Bikes That Toured 1,200 Miles

A 60-year-old English couple just toured the Andes, through Colombia and Ecuador, two purpose-built Surly Moonlanders.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 22, 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

Pedals Over Pills: Studying Cycling And ADHD In Schools

A program that provides bikes and gear to schools hopes to understand cycling’s effects on ADHD.

Written by Nate Mitka March 17, 2017

Fastest Folding Bike? Brompton NYC Review

Unfold it, then pedal quickly to 25mph. This hinge-equipped city bike is among the speediest ever built.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 16, 2017

Best In Show: Year’s Hottest Handmade Bikes

The North American Handmade Bicycle Show wrapped up in Salt Lake City this week. Here are the top picks.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 14, 2017

Radical New Device Measures All Motion For Cyclists

Years in the making, a startup company sees its ‘wearable motion measurement tool’ as the next big thing for biking (and beyond).

Written by Stephen Regenold March 13, 2017

‘Frostbike’ Trade Show: Bike Tech Preview, 2017

The annual winter gear show for bike nerds had standout products for fat bikers and road warriors alike.

Written by Adam Ruggiero March 08, 2017

Ultimate Visibility: ‘Torch’ Cycling Jacket Shines At Night

Shine bright on dark rides wearing an ultra-high-vis jacket with lights and all-over reflectivity.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 24, 2017

Winner Takes All: Skiers Vs. Snowboarders Vs. Fatbikes

Fatbikes dueling skis, dueling snowboards? It’s finally going to happen.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 22, 2017

135 Miles Over Snow: The Challenge Of ‘Arrowhead’ Ultra

Among the toughest winter endurance events, the Arrowhead 135 pits competitors against a namesake 135-mile course in northern Minnesota. This year marked the 13th running…

Written by Sean McCoy February 20, 2017

Made In Detroit: This Bicycle Costs More Than A Car

How much would you pay for a copper-plated, python-skin, handmade bicycle?

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 13, 2017

New York Plans Longest Multi-Use State Trail In America

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared the state would complete the largest state multi-use trail network in the nation by 2020.

Written by Adam Ruggiero February 03, 2017

Canyon Bikes Coming To America

Bike nuts rejoice: German-engineered Canyon Bikes will soon be available to U.S. customers directly from the manufacturer.

Written by Steve Graepel February 02, 2017

Two-Wheel Stoke: New Road Bike Gear For 2017

Here’s a peek at what’s hot and new in the world of cranks, spokes, and beautiful builds.

Written by GJ Staff January 31, 2017

First Look: ‘Continuum’ Is New Breed Of Made-For-Winter Bike

A new kind of winter bike? Look close and you’ll notice this one has no chain, no gears, and its tires come set with hundreds…

Written by Stephen Regenold January 31, 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

For First Time, Snow Fat-Biking Recognized By UCI

The first snow-based cycling race recognized by cycling’s international governing body, The UCI, took place last weekend in Gstaad, Switzerland.

Written by Nate Mitka January 27, 2017

Meet The ‘World Cyclist’ Biking Every Country

With 141 countries complete and 52 to go, this cyclist continues his quest to ride through every country in the world nearly a decade after…

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 28, 2016

Fezzari: A Custom Carbon Fatbike Under $2K

I found a race-ready, carbon fatbike for under $2,000. The only catch: It was from a brand I’d never seen before.

Written by GJ Staff December 23, 2016

‘Mountain Bikes As Art’

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

Written by GJ Staff December 23, 2016

UPS Now Delivers By E-Bike

The traditional bike messenger rig is about to get a lot bigger and a lot browner.

Written by Adam Ruggiero December 16, 2016

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