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Three Months on the Little Bike that Could

Hauling into the final days, and more ice cream.

Trevor checks out Race Face's Indy line including the long-sleeved jersey, pants, and knee pads.

This isn't the only week we'll recommend tools in the gift guide, but it's definitely a theme.

New and improved hoops from the Canadian carbon fibre wizards.

The Digit Datum is looking to slice up the big trail/all-mountain pie in a simple, efficient way. Will it?

"Anything new that’s been introduced in the last 2 or 3 years feels to me like it’s either a marginal improvement or simply a way to raise the price ceiling..."

Detailing the process of ordering, receiving, and building a Gnarvana, plus a few thoughts about the bike itself.

The difference between made-in-house and made-in-country, and a look at Wolf Tooth's made in Minnesota Waveform pedals.

Reading the history of trails by braille

A Titanium beauty, a book, a true flannel, and something every trail builder has on their wish list.

Diving into Knolly's Titanium Hardtail after some time spent on the steel version...

A solid aluminum clipless pedal from the Whistler brand, intended for aggressive riders.

Does it matter if your life-partner laughs at you when you are dressed for a wet-weather mountain bike ride?

Packable, strapable and very usable

I set out to not be embarrassed - a modest yet difficult to achieve goal.

Some pants (from The Awesome Shirt Company!), Race Face Covert knee pads, and two sets of eyewear from Adidas...

Italian moto racing heritage takes on the world of mountain bike suspension.

This on-the-fly saddle tilt adjustment system was imagined on North Shore trails and is manufactured in Whistler, BC.

After a good length of time with the Heckler, Pete has some reactions about how it rides.

Call it a peak, call it a visor, what's the deal with that thing on the front of your helmet?

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

"This opens up an interesting can of worms about aftermarket rear shocks in general..."