Posts tagged with 'rocky-mountain'

Rocky Mountain's Grom Bike That Can Take 24" and 26" Wheels

"Fleeting moments of invincibility arrive when you're within the optimal operating speed window..."

Peter Wojnar and Matt Tongue play camera handball in the Whistler Bike Park, raw sends from Colin Duffy, and a taste of Columbia from Shimano

Bernard Kerr, Louie Lopez, and Austin Dooley provide some adrenaline fueled two-wheeled content

Supplemental oxygen not included.

Rocky's super-capable trail bike sees updates and refinements to frame features, geo, and suspension kinematics. We've got a first look and details.

A new Chilcotin from Knolly and news from BC Bike Race, NS Bikes UR Team, and Shimano.

Turning one eMTB into three bikes...sort of.

Rocky Mountain pulls no punches with the meanest Slayer yet.

Wade Simmons teams up with fellow North Shore sender Steve Vanderhoek to cover everything you'd want to know about combining North Shore Gnar with some eMTB tech...

The Rocky Mountain Element is a carbon fiber weapon that does it all a bit differently. Just don't call it downcountry!

This time around involves a physical min-maxing and Norma's 2014 RMB Altitude gets a new lease on life...

Mike Ferrentino's First Impressions Of Rocky's Monument To "The Slackening"

RMB's torquey Dyname 4.0 motor and "mid-high pivot" platform separate the Altitude Powerplay from the herd.

An ultra-capable trail bike from Canada's own Rocky Mountain Bicycles.

The unofficial 2020 EWS Championship-winning race bike gets a full review period.

Rocky Mountain's new undisputed Enduro platform sees a number of updates for the 2021 model year.

The new Slayer has big shoes to fill - a mandate to be bike park-ready, yet plenty capable of earning its own vert...

Rocky brings modern hardtail geometry at an entry-level price with the 1000 USD Growler 20.

Rocky brings progressive geometry to entry-level mountain bikes - starting at 1000 USD/1250 CAD...

The first in a three-part series of the gear and trends that caught my eye at the 2019 edition of Crankworx Whistler.

" On my first ride down I hit the same trails I usually ride on test bikes that cost many times its price..."

The name suggests micro brew transport - but this machine for 1360 USD was built for serious off road escapades...

"Maybe he's an ex-rider looking for an accessible way to re-introduce himself to a sport he's long loved..."