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Win the Bike That Climbed Up All 8,600 Feet of ‘The Whole Enchilada’ Trail

Win the bike that rode up the entire 8,600 feet of the infamous ‘The Whole Enchilada’ trail.

Written by Zach Overholt November 07, 2022

‘Unrealistic’: 2 MTB Riders Reflect on Fear and Aging

In this contemplative vid, two middle-aged mountain bikers reflect on what it means to keep shredding as they look toward their twilight years.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 07, 2022

‘Sakai City’: An Inspiration for Japan’s Emerging Gravel Scene

A new generation of Japanese cyclists discovers the joy of gravel riding in the culturally rich port of Sakai City.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 07, 2022

Alchemy Bikes Au Models: New Tube Sets, Stiffer Carbon, Lighter Paint

Alchemy, known for its exclusive use of premium materials like carbon fiber and titanium, just took things up a notch.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 07, 2022

Study: Climbers Contribute $4.5M Annually to Local Wyoming Economy

With support from Access Fund and Eastern Kentucky University, the study shows the positive economic impacts of climbing tourism.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 07, 2022

Watch Buster Martin Climb Iconic ‘Action Directe’ (5.14d)

UK climber Buster Martin becomes only the second person after Alex Megos to send the world’s original 5.14d sport routes: ‘Action Directe’ and ‘Hubble.’

Written by Andrew McLemore November 07, 2022

‘The Phantom Line’: A Striking New Route in Nepal’s Jugal Himal Region

Two enterprising climbers take a nearly hidden line up a previously unclimbed and unnamed 21,000-foot peak.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 07, 2022

Fat Tire Fishing Rod, Max-Cushion Running Shoes, and More Emerging Gear

Take a peek at emerging products from the sometimes cutting-edge, sometimes quirky world of gear design. Explore the grid or click through for a slideshow.

Written by Austin Beck-Doss November 04, 2022

Burton’s Anon Helmets With WaveCel Infringe on Koroyd Intellectual Property, Court Rules

About 15 months after filing suit against action sports brand Burton, a German court ruled in favor of Koroyd, the company announced last week.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 04, 2022

Will Bosi Claims Third Ascent of ‘Alphane’ (V17), Evades Grade Question

The world’s third V17 boulder problem has now seen two repeats since Shawn Raboutou first established the line in August 2022.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 03, 2022

Bucket List: Mountain Biking Blackhawk Pass in Colorado

Nothing like celebrating fall colors with high-speed mountain biking and the company of a few good friends.

Written by Sam Anderson November 03, 2022

Seb Bouin Sends America’s First 5.15c: ‘Suprême Jumbo Love’

The French climber seems committed to breaking barriers this year by sending new routes at the upper limits of sport climbing difficulty.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 03, 2022

Taylor McNeill on the 2nd Ascent of ‘Multiverse’ (V15)

How do you make a V15 send even more exciting? With creative photography, stellar editing, and a hip-hop soundtrack — obviously.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 03, 2022

evo Makes Membership Free, Adds Perks for Travel, Gear, and More

The new (free!) three-tiered membership program is point-based and gives access to travel, gear, services, and events.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 03, 2022

Red Bull Dual Ascent 2022 Highlights: Climb the Dam Thing!

Has comp climbing ever been as cool as ascending a 600-foot dam in Switzerland? Check out the results from Red Bull’s latest zany idea.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 03, 2022

Orbea Oiz XC MTB Gets New Geometry, Stiffer Back End

The Oiz was a featherweight, snappy XC race bike. Now, adjustments to its geometry arrive to add some stability.

Written by Sam Anderson November 03, 2022

‘A Brief Shredit of Unassuming Nature’: MTB Hijinks in British Columbia

Mountain biker Matt Bolton battles slippery conditions as he rips on Squamish’s world-famous dirt-and-slab trails.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 03, 2022

No More Bike Delivery: Kitzuma Lays Off Driver Fleet Ahead of Winter Lull

The bicycle delivery service laid off most of its driver network in anticipation of low demand this winter.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 03, 2022

Cannondale Rolls Out Smallest & Lightest E-Bike: Compact Neo

Want an e-bike that won’t break your back lugging it up stairs? Check out Cannondale’s latest: a lightweight, foldable e-bike under 40 pounds.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 02, 2022

Raddest Rippers: Top 3 Runs From Red Bull Rampage 2022

Did you miss Rampage 2022? If so, you skipped out on three wild podium runs. Catch up on all the event highlights right here.

Written by Sam Anderson November 02, 2022

‘The Whole Enchilada’: MTBer Attempts Classic Downhill Trail — But Up

How do you make an epically difficult, classic mountain bike trail classic even harder? By doing it in reverse, of course.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 02, 2022

Check Out ‘Grave Digger’: A Monster Bike With 36-Inch Wheels

Did you think mountain bike wheels would top out at 29 inches? This one-off build from Ted James Design begs to differ.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 02, 2022

Brutal Injuries Couldn’t Stop This Halfpipe Skier

Three-time Olympian Aaron Blunck reflects on his injuries, his comeback, and the healing power of backcountry skiing.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 02, 2022

Race Face Confronts Carbon Crank Problems With Era Update

Say goodbye to heel scuffs and crash damage: The latest carbon cranks from Race Face level up their durability — and still come with a…

Written by Andrew McLemore November 02, 2022

Ecuadorian Climbers Try New Route in ‘Dhaulagiri’

Two Ecuadorian climbers team up with a Nat Geo photographer to attempt a first ascent on Dhaulagiri in a compelling new documentary.

Written by Andrew McLemore November 02, 2022

Should I Go to El Potrero Chico This Season?

Here’s our guide to traveling to El Potrero Chico safely this season, along with a few evergreen recommendations for visiting climbers.

Written by Sam Anderson November 01, 2022

Cyclist Breaks 12-Hour Speed Record (And 6 Others) on Recumbent Trike

Marshall Randall, 65, smashed seven recumbent bike speed records previously held by a much younger man — and he’s not done yet.

Written by Andrew Marshall November 01, 2022

CADEX’s GX Gravel Bar Is One Piece, Full Carbon, Engineered for Comfort

The CADEX GX aims at natural hand positioning for better comfort on long rides, and one-piece manufacturing for tensile strength and a more rigid feel.

Written by Sam Anderson November 01, 2022