Climb Everest at Home: Indoor Cycling Challenge Pits You Against Floyd Landis
Virtually climb Mount Everest by road bike on a new online training platform by Race Republic and pit your efforts against Floyd Landis.
KICKR ROLLR: The Best of Both Indoor Cycling Worlds?
Wahoo surprised the tech-savvy cycling world at the Time Trial World Championships by giving everyone a sneak peek at its new product, the KICKR ROLLR.
Derailleur Death: Are Bicycle Gearboxes the Future?
Bicycle gearbox drivetrains address many pitfalls of the derailleur. A few gearbox suppliers and a handful of smaller brands utilize the technology.
Bicycle Tracking Device: This $15 Gadget Turns Apple AirTag Into Discreet Bike Beacon
You almost certainly can’t stop bike theft, but you can protect your own bike — spy gadget style — with Stealth Tag.
Out With the Shock, In With the Strut: Digit Bikes Rethinks MTB Suspension
Digit bikes’ new 140mm-rear-travel Analog Suspension system uses a strut to cut down on moving parts and add lateral stability.
First Fully Customizable, Modular Helmet for Skiing & Biking: What Is ‘Bridger’?
The new Bridger Highline modular helmet lets users swap between bike- and ski-style shells with a patent-pending retention system.
Pivot Trail 429 Mountain Bike Review: Beast for the Climb, Bomber for the Descent
The Pivot Trail 429 is a 120mm trail bike that tastefully mixes climbing efficiency with descending chops while being a comfortable mileage muncher.
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Animated Reality: Red Bull’s ‘Bandit Hill’ MTB Edit Is Wild Whimsy
Jill Kintner takes three cute, animated friends’ well-being into her own hands when a vicious storm hits in the unorthodox production ‘Bandit Hill.’
The Best Bike Computers of 2022
Riders today can fine-tune their performance in almost every way imaginable with the incredible features and convenience offered by the best bike computers on the market.
Berms, Jumps, Stairs? Tackle San Francisco by MTB in ‘Slay the Bay’
This just in: Hans Rey can still shred. Watch him tear up the Bay Area, urban MTB style, in “Slay the Bay.”
Economic and Well-Made: Topeak Bikepacking Bags and Mounts Review
This durable, functional collection of bikepacking bags and mounts works well with a range of bikes, terrain, and conditions. Plus, the full setup is less pricey than other top-rated bags.
Watch Red Bull ‘Urban Downhill Mountain Biking’: How to Tune In
In case you didn’t know, urban downhill MTB is insane. In Red Bull’s upcoming live races, you can watch riders rip down tight stair sets, drop off structures, and even ride through houses. Here’s everything you need to know to catch the action!
US to Host the First Gravel Triathlon Series This Spring
The first official gravel triathlon series in the U.S. will kick off this May. Eight races plus a National Championship fill out the slate.
Specialized Skips Retailers With ‘Rider Direct’ Purchase Option
Specialized Bicycles’ new ‘Rider Direct; program offers two new ways to purchase bicycles without leaving home, cutting out significant dealer involvement.
Watch Insane (Really Insane) Cornering Skills by Bas Van Steenbergen
Warning: Bas Van Steenbergen and Deity Components’ new video may induce dangerous effects, including but not limited to whiplash and overstoke.
Kriss Kyle Shows eMTB Possibilities, Throws Rooster Tails
Ripping downhill dirt trails on a mountain bike rules; slogging up loose dirt piles sucks. In ‘Up and Out,’ Kriss Kyle lands on the clear solution: eMTB.
‘LA Sucks for Riding’? Mountain Bike Pros Bust the Myth
In ‘LA Sucks for Riding’, Canyon’s latest ‘Diamonds in the Dust’ release, three riders tell a different story about the Los Angeles bike scene.
Watch 40 Years of Mountain Bike Evolution With Hans Rey
Watch the legendary Hans Rey gives a quick, illustrated tour of mountain bike history. Rey hasn’t lost his sense of humor — or his ability to shred.
SRAM Acquires Hammerhead, Adds Popular Karoo 2 Head Unit to Portfolio
Today, SRAM announced it acquired Hammerhead, maker of the popular Karoo 2 head unit. The move aims to expand the Karoo 2’s popularity.
Folding Titanium Bike: Brompton ‘T Line’ Is Its Lightest Ever
For the first time, Brompton brings titanium into the heart of its frames with its ‘T Line’ of bikes.
The Best Balance Bikes of 2022
A foot-powered balance bike delivers lessons for the body that training wheels can’t teach, and these are the best of the best for toddlers.
Ride With Radar: Cannondale Debuts ‘SmartSense’ on New Synapse Road Bike
Cannondale built the latest Synapse to be faster, smoother, and safer for riders of virtually any level.
Rivian E-Bike? What’s Behind the Electric Truck Giant’s Latest Patent
With its first trucks just hitting the road, Rivian already seems to be eyeing new avenues to push its electric-powered vehicles — specifically, bike paths. Here’s what we know.
Momentum Unveils Stealthy Voya E+ Commuter E-Bikes
The Voya E+1 and E+3 electric bicycles employ a host of clever elements to conceal their electrical components.
Cycling App Zwift to Launch Smart Bike and Trainer
Zwift’s forthcoming Ride indoor bike and Wheel trainer are the tech company’s first tangible entries to the fitness market.
Hardest Gravel Cycling Ultra? Watch Alistair Brownlee Tackle ‘Badlands’
Europe’s Badlands gravel cycling challenge crosses 466 miles of wild terrain country and gains 52,500 vertical feet.
Rivian Tailgate Bike Rack: Patent Reveals Clever Design for Electric Truck
Load and secure your bike without sacrificing any cargo space. Our expert breaks down Rivian’s tailgate bike rack.
3 Massive Bikepacking Rides in 8 Days: Watch How in This 3-Part Film Series
Chris Wilson and a friend headed to Utah with an epic goal in mind: to ride three separate bikepacking routes over 8 days. And these aren’t just any rides.
‘The Hill Climb Project’: How a Cyclist Raced Up the Steepest Hills on the Lightest Steel Bike Possible
Hill climbing: You know you’re going to put yourself in the most possible pain that you can on a bike. But that doesn’t deter one cyclist from enjoying it in all its glory.
‘Give It a Shot’: Learn Your New Favorite Sport From Ballinger, Townsend, and More
Applications are open to fledgling adventure-seekers who want to learn the basics of outdoor sports like climbing, mountain biking, snowshoeing, and more.
7 Adventure Hostels for Outdoor Travelers
Whether you’re skiing or riding groomers, navigating singletrack on your mountain bike, or learning how to surf, here are a handful of the nation’s best hostels tailored to nature-loving globetrotters.
