Components - Tires

Revisiting the Stashed Spacerail storage system, Race Face Era Carbon Cranks, Rapha Gore-Tex pants and Schwalbe Radial Tires.

Does WTB's new lightweight tire have what it takes for the Shore?

An insulated pint, a burly and affordable trail bike, a hot tire with fresh casings, and a few nice tools round out our highlights this week.

After a false start, Goodyear is back with impressive front and rear specific tires that are intended for loose and dry conditions, but crush it in the wet.

Schwalbe's 2025 Magic Mary has a new radial casing that brings different dynamics to the trail.

Two tires from Schwalbe to consider for your ride

The new High Roller doesn't look like the old one but it does resemble some other Maxxis tires

Bontrager's new Montrose and Gunnison tires break from prior alpha-numeric naming tradition, but do they live up to their locations?

Gravel riding covers a lot more than riding on gravel - and Maxxis has tires for it all.

No, not THAT Shore. Talkin' about tires here...

Toto, I've a feeling we won't be seeing loam anytime soon...

Maxxis' DHF was dethroned by the Assegai a few years ago. Deniz digs into whether the OG tire still holds its line on the trail using a few different bikes to compare.

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.

The Maxxis DHF tire, the WTB Volt saddle, and other stuff that's been around a while and is still awesome.

Are Goodyear's reasonably-priced mountain bike tires worth a try?

Searching for the Goldilocks Tire.

Balancing weight, cornering and bottom-out support, Cushcore Trail could be a sweet spot for many riders...

Adding comfort, confidence, and control with the lightest CushCore tire inserts...

Two different compounds, including e13's MOPO, three casings, two tread patterns...

Has Continental cracked the North Shore rubber code?

Does the all new Hillbilly from Specialized go yeeehaw in the mud?

Aggressive enduro tire designs deserve soft-and-slow rubber compounds...

No point burying the lead: a Ti Chromag Darco graced the SRAM booth. But we found a few other fun things, too.

"I dare you to find some product, any product at all, that has such a big impact on how your bike performs..."