Gear

Andrew discovers the best friction shifting setup in the history of bicycles.

Tweener wheels are still rolling - and there's even a low fat option

Wolf Tooth's ReMote popularized high-quality, cartridge-bearing pivot, aftermarket dropper post remotes and now they've upped the ante.

A top rating from Virginia Tech, lots of vents, and a great price are highlights - but Karin was happiest about another feature...

These casual-looking open-faced helmets bring breathability, a blinky light, and MIPS Evolve to the table.

A playful and efficient trail bike suited to most riders on most terrain.

Following up on the Jack, based on the first great dropper post on the market, the BikeYoke Revive.

It's late winter or early spring and rides will vary randomly from short to long, so a backpack's my best solution for ride support.

Notes from spending a few months with the Digit Datum

As new bike and component sales slow to a soft pedal, and the used market breaks a chain, companies will look to differentiate their products...

The new 7mesh Glidepath pants are made for getting rowdy. The other pieces pair equally well with tequila or chamomile...

Does a bike repair stand need to be freestanding - or even standing at all?

The quality, condition, and use case for Aenomaly Constructs' SwitchGrade saddle tilt adjuster...

Uncle Dave has discovered the joys of buggering off into the woods, even if it's just for a few days - and not an EPIC(!) multi-day singletrack adventure...

The only thing classier would be a ball-peen hammer cast from solid gold

Trek's Best Looking Bike is a solidly-priced, Deore M6100 equipped hardtail with an awesome appearance in any of its three livery choices.

The brand new SRAM T-Type 'Transmission' drivetrain shifts really, really well, but...

BikeYoke's proven Revive mechanism in a 27.2mm chassis with a gravel and commuting-friendly 80mm of travel

Andrew's been riding the same pair of Hayes Dominion A4 brakes for over three years - with no maintenance beyond brake pads and the odd bleed.

Imagine this derailleur: no hanger, no adjustment screws, attaches to your rear axle, strong enough to stand on, and shifts better under load.

More trail-friendly than a Lux, not as burly as a Spectral, the Neuron is Canyon’s bread and butter mountain bike. How does it respond to getting hit with the Longer/Slacker/More stick?

If you were buying one pair of pedals for the next decade, would you choose a pummelled patina anodized colour or perpetually polished silver?

The best Nomad yet.

A cold weather shoe, for cold and wet weather.