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Finding the right saddle can make a massive difference to the quality of your time out on the bike.

Spring is here. Here are some things to try at home to get your ride dialed.

Nick talks about fork offsets, mules, sizing, and why it took so long for manufacturers to figure out that we were all riding bikes that were too small...

How does a $600 alloy wheel measure up to higher-priced options?

The long-awaited Santa Cruz Megatower pairs the V10s architecture to a 160mm 29er built for EWS results...

If you've noticed your suspension acting a fool the last few months (or more), this is for you…

It's a rare treat to chat with a company co-founder and the director of engineering to talk about what makes their bikes work...

Still rolling silky smooth on the original EZO bearings, the 1.66° engagement Project 321 rear hub has risen to the top...

There seems to be a difference of opinion among testing agencies regarding MIPS' slip plane safety technology...

Does the presence of zombies change your requirements? Maybe a chainsaw holder...

Love the wider stance of the Mallet DH or Mallet-E LS but prefer the more diminutive pedal body of the Candy or Eggbeater? Crankbrothers has an axle for that...

Chromag gets into merino wool with typical quality and attention to detail

In winter, the brake lever is one place where carbon is easily justified - but are there cheaper options available?

Specialized expands on the Stumpy EVO line with carbon versions in both wheel sizes

For the first time in years, there was a buzz about this year's BC Bike Show. Andrew Major took a swing around the aisles to pick out the interesting bits.

Great weld quality and a belt drive are just two reasons why the Early Rider Belter 16 Trail looks like a great option for a kid's first pedal bike.

The man behind Colorado's latest boutique brand discusses his latest project, working with the Canfield Brothers, and more.

"As our sport has grown and our influence has gained, our attitude has changed. Somewhere along the line we've moved from a place of privilege to a place of entitlement..."

They're "not something-for-everyone" but there's much to learn from going to extremes…

A new frame design plus a lens option that helps riders dealing with dense, dark forests…

Ian Ritz answers the haters and talks about why the Doctahawk is so damn long, why the forks has 180mm of travel and how it all came to be...

The Guardian looks similar, is cut almost the same and has the same features - but it turns out a small change made a big difference to performance in the wild...

This is PNW's top shelf dropper post, that comes stock with one of the best levers in the business, a solid warranty and it's fully rebuildable...

A lot goes into producing Swedish gold - and not just in Sweden…