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‘MADE’ Handmade Bike Show Arrives With Big Promises

100+ framebuilders and domestic bike brands, plus events at signature Portland bike shops will highlight the inaugural MADE Global Bike Show.

Written by Sam Anderson July 28, 2022

Toyota Recall: 2022-2023 Tacoma Child Seat Anchors Could Fail

Toyota announced a safety recall for more than 75,000 of its new Tacomas in the U.S. after discovering an issue with the child seat anchors.

Written by Andrew McLemore July 27, 2022

Austrian Court Rules Tourist Who Caught COVID at Ski Resort May Be Compensated

On July 25, an Austrian court ruled at least one tourist who got COVID-19 at the Tyrol resort could get compensation.

Written by Sam Anderson July 27, 2022

Iconic Ski Shop Enters ‘Affordable’ Summer Gear Rentals

Christy Sports isn’t just about skis anymore. It has a full-fledged summer gear rental program.

Written by Mary Murphy July 27, 2022

IFSC Lead World Cup: Garnbret Remains Unmatched, Grupper Takes First Gold in France

The fourth entry in the IFSC Lead World Cup series went off with a bang in Briançon, France, over the weekend.

Written by Jilli Cluff July 26, 2022

Washington, DC, Lululemon Store Workers Initiate Unionization Process

A Lululemon store in Washington, D.C., has started to unionize, the latest in a growing wave of unionization across the U.S.

Written by Andrew McLemore July 26, 2022

Man Sues Bass Pro Shops for $5 Million Over Socks

A Missouri man claims Bass Pro Shops owes him substantial damages, disputing a lifetime warranty the retailer offered on socks.

Written by Sam Anderson July 26, 2022

Claima x Sperry Docuseries Explores Black Communities’ Connection to Water

“It’s everyone’s right to have a positive connection with water in this world.” Claima and Sperry’s new docuseries is here to prove it.

Written by Sam Anderson July 26, 2022

Controversy Down Under Raises More Questions About Cybertruck’s Future

Might Tesla’s latest move surrounding the Cybertruck be another nail in the electric truck’s coffin?

Written by Paul Eisenstein July 25, 2022

Fastest Run Across Canada: Alberta Ultrarunner Dave Proctor Breaks 30-Year Record

Running from Newfoundland to British Columbia over 2 months and change, an Alberta athlete broke a long-standing speed record.

Written by Sam Anderson July 25, 2022

Red Rock Canyon Conflict: Access Fund Stands Up to BLM

The BLM’s latest proposal for managing Red Rock Canyon: charge visitors more money and tighten restrictions on access.

Written by Sam Anderson July 22, 2022

Watch: Deep Dive and Test of Pyranha’s Latest Creek Boat, the Scorch

Watch the Pyranha Scorch thread rapids and shred whitewater in this clip. Bren Orton goes deep to explain the boat’s design and many nuances.

Written by Sam Anderson July 21, 2022

Cork Helmet, ‘Weekender’ Knife, Magnetic Bike Lights & 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 July 21, 2022

Kaitlin Armstrong Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ to First-Degree Murder of ‘Mo’ Wilson

Kaitlin Armstrong, the Austin, Texas, woman charged with the murder of cyclist ‘Mo’ Wilson, appeared in court on July 20.

Written by Sam Anderson July 21, 2022

‘Eat Vert’: Attend the First-Ever Brooks Trail Summit Running Festival (It’s Free!)

Stamp your ticket to run a lot of hills on your own time, meet pros, and circle up for trail running talks and community events.

Written by Sam Anderson July 20, 2022

How Does Top MTB Tech Perform on Actual Downhills? Watch Here

Anybody can make a fancy, slick-looking bike component. But how do all the parts and pieces perform in the real world? Watch to find out.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 20, 2022

23-Year-Old Shatters Records as Bassmaster Elite’s Youngest Champion

On July 17, Jay Przekurat became the youngest Bassmaster Elite event winner at 23, with the heaviest total of smallmouth bass ever weighed in a…

Written by Sam Anderson July 20, 2022

Riding Hand-Built Trails in Sweden With Santa Cruz

Watch Simon Johansson catch major air against the background of deep Scandinavian forest.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 20, 2022

‘Wild Bears’ Eat Biathlete and 2 Passengers After Helicopter Crash

Russian authorities confirmed the deaths of world junior biathlon champion Igor Malinovsky, who was also a helicopter pilot, and a wealthy couple aboard the aircraft.

Written by Adam Ruggiero July 20, 2022

Polestar Cars Launches Limited-Edition Allebike Alpha for Downcountry Riding

The electric car-maker partnered with Allebike to co-design a (super) limited-edition mountain bike. Only 100 of the Swedish collab MTBs exist.

Written by Andrew McLemore July 19, 2022

110 Years Later, IOC Reinstates Jim Thorpe’s Controversial Gold Medals

After more than a century of deliberation, officials have agreed to restore the iconic athlete’s 1912 Olympic honors.

Written by Jilli Cluff July 19, 2022

Kai Lenny & Maui Legends Score Massive Rare ‘Freight Train’ Wave

This just in: the surfing at Ma’alaea is really, really good. But did anybody know it could be this good?

Written by Sam Anderson July 18, 2022

American Paddlers Smash Yukon 1000 Record in 5 Days

From July 3 to 7, Jason Magness and Daniel Staudigel averaged 200 miles per day to carve a massive 15 hours off the Yukon 1000…

Written by Sam Anderson July 18, 2022

Ruy Ueda Just Set 4 FKTs On Mt. Fuji — On the Same Day

Mt. Fuji’s summit trails are pretty hard — each one takes 10 hours to hike on average. Ruy Ueda ran all four of them in…

Written by Sam Anderson July 15, 2022

Orvis Film ‘Follow The Water’ Explains the Plight of the Everglades

Learn how conservationists fight to restore Florida’s Everglades in an Orvis video tracking efforts to address sustainable water use.

Written by Andrew McLemore July 15, 2022

Buy an Alchemy Bike, Get a Free Hotel Stay, Breakfast, and Beer

Alchemy Bikes is offering swag, bike fits, burritos, and more to purchasers who make the pilgrimage out to Golden, Colo.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 14, 2022

Haaland Designates America’s Newest Wildlife Refuge

The Lost Trail Conservation Area is the first expansion of the National Wildlife Refuge System under Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland.

Written by Andrew Marshall July 14, 2022

Wout van Aert Borrows a Pump From a Fan and Gives Him the Tour de France Green Jersey

When a fan helped him out with a predicament after Stage 11 of the Tour de France, Wout van Aert returned the favor with the…

Written by Sam Anderson July 13, 2022

Seb Bouin Makes First Repeat of Ondra’s ‘Iron Curtain’ at Flatanger

The French rock jock Seb Bouin cued up a knee pad to soften the crux, and gave the route a personal downgrade to 5.15a/9a+.

Written by Sam Anderson July 13, 2022

Proposed Lead Fishing Tackle Restriction Faces Opposition From Sportfishing Community

Many applaud the move toward opening more National Wildlife Refuges to hunting and fishing, but a lead fishing tackle restriction has some dismayed.

Written by Rachelle Schrute July 13, 2022

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