Components - Cockpit

Two pairs of grips, some warm insoles made of natural fibres, a solution for chasing seatpost standards, and a light made for urbanites that works on the trail...

Andrew hits on some updates for five products - with full reviews coming in 2024

A Stanley pour over, a good looking blade from The James Brand, Carhartt's tool roll, durable quality from Mission Workshop, 9Point8's wicked remote.

A classic tire, comfort for hard working feet, a well-designed carbon bar, sweet trail building aids, a stealthy belt, and a very unique truing stand.

These look like a regular carbon handlebar from the outside, but the layup inside is not circular...

The vibration damping and compliance of the OneUp Components Carbon Handlebar is now available in aluminum

There are still a few small kinks to iron out, but BikeYoke is confident their wireless Revive is close to release and ready to shake things up a bit.

Andrew looks back at a Kali Invader helmet, a steel chainring that may be in Andrew's will, a pair of lever grips, and an alternate backsweep handlebar...

Featuring a stainless steel aesthetic, unique construction, smooth action, a solid guarantee, and bold claims about longevity

Is it possible to break down post-injury mental barriers on steep terrain by installing taller handlebars?

Surprising new tech from Canyon & Syntace may have you rethinking the steering on your next bike.

The Transition Relay means great news about the death of through-the-headset cable routing.

"Ideal User – You’re a person who wants to go full ergo but doesn’t like answering questions in the parking lot..."

A handlebar with holes for wires that is E-rated but designed to be compliant and comfortable.

Counterpunch protects your pinkies and outboard knuckles, and the grips are more comfortable than most lock-ons.

As drop bars enter the modern age, do gravel riders have anything to learn from mountain bikers?

This strap-on accessory for bikers is an easy way to carry a full face, jacket, pads, and more.

Bronson Moore started designing mountain bike parts when he was 10 years old - and he never stopped...

Andrew's scheme to test a bunch of budget hardtails, in the 1-2K CAD range, both stock and with an angleset installed...

"In the best way, the cockpit just faded into the background and became part of the bike..."

Can PNW produce more than components and stretch into jackets, shorts and bum bags...

Chromag only makes one push-on grip model. It's called the Wax, and here are some thoughts about it.

Comparing inter-compatibility of bikes present and past, while celebrating sixteen model years of backward compatibility for SRAM's MatchMaker system...

For some this may be early, but the supply chain is troublesome. Get ahead of the game with domestically made parts, a session with a photographer, or stocking up on consumables like fresh lube.