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Shoulder season gear from Leatt, SixSixOne, and Showers Pass

"A feature set and price point that any competent product manager would have rejected immediately."

Andrew's search for a new dentist is thwarted by the revelation that not one supports the local trail association...

I didn't think this attention-grabbing bike was coming - and then it appeared as if by magic...

The new Shorty (II) soft-condition tire, Dakine's Drift shoes, and some upper body protection from POC...

"One of our favourite trails somehow became shorter and seemed to be over much sooner..."

"I never thought a bike would bring me to tears - but it does..."

There are several considerations regarding dropper post travel for short riders that extend beyond "buy the longest OneUp V2 post that fits..."

"It’s more encompassing than 'siiiiick', and more potent than dope or sweet..."

MDE Bikes has been making frames in Italy since 2001 and Daniele is passionate about their last 26" bike; the 2013 Carve

What happens when German engineering takes on the budget brake segment?

A cheaper bike, even a much cheaper bike, with the exact same spec, isn't always a better value than a more expensive one.

"When I decided to retire in 2004, that was the most challenging time in my life..."

How much performance can be squeezed out of reasonably priced rubber?

Is it old enough to be called a Classic yet? That's open to debate, but we found new gear from We Are One, 5DEV, Reserve, and others...

Tim Coleman discusses what he's learned about the new, more enduro-focused Strive CFR, while he waits impatiently for his tester to arrive...

Brands like SRAM, Formula, Hope, and Hayes will sell you all the parts you need to fully refresh your brake system...

Big bikes come with big expectations. Uncle Dave finds the new Santa Cruz Megatower lives up to his and then some.

On the heels of PNW's first pedal (in aluminum) comes a pair made from glass-fibre reinforced nylon...

All the shiny new things aside, Sea Otter '22 was all about people. Come and get a hug!

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

The who is who and what is what. That's why we are here.

Some tools for my bicycles that get used regularly to do other jobs around the house.

Uncle Dave doesn't track his rides in the Strava sense - where he's racing for a KOM... So why does he need this device?