Photography by Pete Roggeman

Giro's first lightweight full face helmet comes with Mips Spherical but that doesn't stop it from being comfortable and airy.

Backcountry glacier glasses for MTB?! Smith's ski sunnies aren't only for snow.

There are still a few small kinks to iron out, but BikeYoke is confident their wireless Revive is close to release and ready to shake things up a bit.

Counterpunch protects your pinkies and outboard knuckles, and the grips are more comfortable than most lock-ons.

Lazer Helmets is rolling out a new rotational impact technology called KinetiCore that has a unique set of benefits when compared to some of its rivals.

Getting the Santa Cruz Blur ready for the upcoming BC Bike Race has meant some changes to spec and getting used to piloting an XC bike.

Topeak's grab bag for daily rides, Jaybird's new Vista 2 wireless air buds, and Giro's affordable Source MIPS trail helmet.

Of course the big things matter most, but by paying attention to the details, you can add a lot of enjoyment and comfort to your rides - and as we get into Fall weather, that goes a long way towards keeping you out there on two wheels.

A good multi-tool's design goes a lot deeper than how many functions it has.

Spring and summer riding means we can get away with lighter packs - here's Roggey's loadout for rides of two hours or less.

Bontrager's latest lid release brings WaveCel tech to helmets at a lower price point with more size options and even a kids' model.

“While the Spartan isn’t built like a wet noodle, if you are not slamming into a berm on a 4 minute race run at warp-factor-Stevie you can afford to slim a few things down…”

We bring you the goods on a bike that looks like it comes from the future.

“…the guys that kicked my ass on the bike every day introduced me to the merits of a little extra somethin’ under your jersey.”

The front derailleur's obituary may have been premature - but its days are numbered.

New product from FiveTen and PRO