Biking

Small but nearly as bright as the sun, Light & Motion’s Urban 500 sets the bar up another notch for cyclists turning the cranks after…

Last night in Minneapolis, at the venerable Jungle Theater, 500+ cyclists and citizens crowded into an auditorium that regularly hosts live independent works to watch…

A bike can equal freedom and mobility for kids in the developing world. A new program by 88bikes, a Seattle nonprofit, aims to get bikes…

Got a cyclist on your holiday shopping list? T.C. Worley, our writer on the bike beat, has sifted through hundreds of bike-related gift items to…

Small but extra strong, Light & Motion’s Stella 300 bike light gives darkness a sucker punch and lasts for hours of nighttime fun. Our writer…

From bikes to beer, my article on Outside this week covers the essential top 10 items for the rising sport of cyclocross. Don’t forget your…

Last fall, the U.S. National Singlespeed Championships was won on a mid-level Specialized bike with a frameset that costs just $450. In this article we…

General Motors’ ad campaign urged people to “Stop pedaling…start driving,” and it offered a smirking girl in a car looking out at an embarrassed college…

Nope, that’s not a Surly Pugsley. Moots, a boutique bike brand, has unveiled its take on the monster-wheel “snow-bike” category with a pricey titanium frame…

Sin City, Nevada, each year plays host to the official kick-off of the cyclocross bike racing season with CrossVegas, an under-the-lights party of a race…

Just when you thought the industry had squeezed all the fun ideas out of pedal-powered machines, a small Portland company blows the cap off with…

With “ape-hanger” handlebars and banana seats, Schwinn first launched its Sting-Ray line of bicycles in 1963. This fall, the retro rides are back in a…

We’re back home from Las Vegas and the Interbike trade show, an international cycling extravaganza last week. This post by T.C. Worley selects some “best…

Santa Cruz dropped into the 29er market two years ago with its carbon Tallboy, a premium frame with a premium price tag to match. This…

Single-speed city bike features chain-less Gates Carbon Drive and aesthetics by ARTCRANK, a Minneapolis-based organization that runs a circuit of bicycle-inspired art shows.

Lean and light, this to-be-released cycling shoe from Pearl Izumi weighs an incredible 7 ounces per foot! Gear Junkie gets an early look at the…

GearJunkie staffers took to the streets this past weekend to compete in the All-City Alleycat race in Minneapolis. Miles of city riding, navigation, and downing…

Wabi Cycles’ latest fixed single-speed has a 42cm frame and 650C wheels. It is made for women, kids, and smaller men who are 5 foot…

Start-up bicycle brand Foundry Cycles offers a line of carbon-only rides with subtle looks and “working class roots” for the 2012 season. Prices are decidedly…

We sent our resident bike dork, T.C. Worley, to the race sidelines at the recent Nature Valley Grand Prix in Minnesota with a notepad in…

As seen around the web today, stunt cyclist extraordinaire Danny Macaskill is out in a new web video, “Industrial Revolutions,” which features the young rider…

Our Canadian correspondent, Ryan Stuart, reports on gear, bike apparel, nutrition, and the mental game that goes into completing the seven-day BC Bike Race. Oh,…

Ever wonder how you’d stack up against a Tour de France cyclist? This chart, compiled with the aid of Team HTC-High Road and Bicycling Magazine,…

Taking a prize in the category of “strange bikes,” a new special-edition cruiser from AUTUM has a giant puffy seat, four (!) tires, and a…

Want to look and feel like a pro-tour rider? Our basic gear guide will assure that you look as close to pro as possible when…