Industry News

Two of Canada's MTB athletes at the 2020 Tokyo Olympics have got a sweet custom paint job for their race bikes...

Chromag breaks from tradition with a full suspension aluminum frame designed specifically for up-and-coming senders...

Two diameter sizes, a familiar sweep and bit of a diet bring the 3rd generation Range bar and stem into 2022 and beyond...

A trio of batteries and riding platforms rounds out the Norco E-range for 2022 and beyond...

A little team building and know-how from RideWrap meant the RME Team got some fresh new looks for their 2021 EWS campaign...

Win a Customized Santa Cruz Hightower, UCI DH racing returns this weekend, and more...

27.5 or Mixed, the choice is yours for the big-travel bike from Bellingham...

"The first beer engineered to quench your post ride thirst" gets a launch Party at RMU Blackcomb...

The party animal is back with a fresh new 'do...

Does your E-MTB need a swish new rear shock? EXT might have the answer...

Two new flavours of Capra are coming, along with a new pre-order system to see when it's on the way...

"The Reserve 28|XC is the go-to wheelset for the modern XC bike: Sturdy and strong enough for a rowdy XC ride but light and fast enough for a jaunt on the World Cup XC circuit."

Bike brands are performing well, Driven exceeds crowdfunding goal, by a large margin, and new protection from One-Hundred Percent…

Big news for race fans, One Hundred Percent moving to slow counterfeit products, Pole remaster their Stamina, X-Games RealMTB and more…

OneUp's new EDC is the easiest to install, most complete, best sealed, in-the-steerer-tube tool system on the market, and it's available in eight colours.

Knolly tweaks the Fugitive with new geo, Pirelli teams up with Barel on gravity tires, a proposed 4-season mountain resort in the Fraser Valley includes MTB, SRAM opens Service Center in North Vancouver.

The new Trek doesn't look like a Session...ok maybe it does, but it's still all new!

A round-up of MTB-related team news, product releases, and more for the week of April 7th, 2021.

As Shimano celebrates 100 years of business, we took a little time to reminisce about some favourite products from years past.

Big news for the direct-to-consumer market in Canada as Canyon finally opens up sales to Canucks.

There are five new models with a mix of mullet and niner wheel sizes to suit any type of riding you might encounter out in the woods...

If a media outlet gets hold of an image or information about a new bike long before it's to be released, should that material get published - against the manufacturer's wishes?

Deviate Cycles today reveal a new addition to the much praised Highlander range - the Highlander 150

Time pedals will fall under the SRAM umbrella, while the bike division has been spun off to Cardinal Cycling Group in the latest of a series of strategic acquisitions by the Chicago-based company.