Saturday, November 30, 2013
How to Create a “My Trails” List on Singletracks.com
Friday, November 29, 2013
Playing Connect the Dots at Gooseberry Mesa, Utah
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Review: 4.8in Fatback Aluminum Fat Bike
First, and most obviously, this rig sports the biggest fat bike tires you can buy, at 4.8 inches wide. Hot dang, that’s huge! I’ve ridden singletrack trails that aren’t even 5 inches wide!
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Review: Santa Cruz Bronson Carbon
Somehow (and I’m not quite sure how), until a week ago I had never done a legitimate test ride on a Santa Cruz before. This year at Outerbike I decided to change that, so I took a spin on Deadman’s Ridge aboard the Santa Cruz Bronson Carbon.
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Wednesday, November 27, 2013
Editors' Choice: Best MTB Gear of 2013
Just the thought of a 29er version of the Ibis Mojo is making me salivate. Six years in the making, this 120mm full-suspension carbon wonder bike combines sexy lines and incredible performance into one of the best-looking and best-riding bikes you might ever see. -mtbgreg1
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New POD on Tripleblaze.com
Backside of S-Mountain, as seen from the North Backbone Trail. Salida, CO. Photo: mtbgreg1. Read more...
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Interbike 2013: New Shades from Tifosi
The sheer number of glasses on display at the Tifosi booth was daunting. Everywhere you looked there were glasses, glasses, and more glasses, with 25 different models and enough color and lens combinations to make your head spin.
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The Best Black Friday and Cyber Monday Mountain Bike Deals
Monday, November 25, 2013
Interbike 2013: New Dropper Posts and Bars from Thomson
As you can see in the photo above, Thomson has a dropper post with stealth routing coming soon. The aluminum post will be cable actuated with hydraulic inners, and comes with a two-year warranty on the dropping mechanism.
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Sunday, November 24, 2013
Interbike 2013: New and Improved Mountain Bikes from Raleigh
Raleigh is improving and expanding its mountain bike lineup as it heads into 2014. Two 27.5in bikes join the lineup, and the Talus 29er sees improvements.
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Saturday, November 23, 2013
Interbike 2013: New and Improved Bikes from Felt
According to Eddie Mcdonald, who’s in charge of mountain bike marketing, the e-fat bike was originally just a concept bike, but due to the big response it garnered, this is a concept bike that may well become a reality.
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Friday, November 22, 2013
Interbike 2013: New Bikes From Niner
The only thing that the brand-new WFO 9 has in common with the previous WFO is the name: this all-mountain gnar-shredding machine is all-new and ready to throw down! The WFO 9 features a shorter top tube and lower bottom bracket than the previous WFO, along with a 67-66 degree head tube angle (depending on fork travel).
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Lapierre Mountain Bikes Now Available in the US
The Spicy Team is world-class Lapierre athlete Nico Vouilloz’s ride of choice. Coming stock with 27.5in wheels, it is convertible to 26in if you so desire. This bike is built for enduro superiority, with 150mm of rear suspension and 160mm of front suspension and a 66.5-degree headtube angle. The mostly-carbon frame (save for aluminum chainstays) and SRAM XX1 build will retail for $8,000 US, with more affordable models bottoming out at $4,500.
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Ski Season Is Here
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Interbike 2013: New Mach 6 Carbon from Pivot
The Mach 6 is designed to be a killer enduro machine, complete with 27.5in wheels and 155mm of travel. In development for two years, the new rear suspension linkage features a stiff, direct connection (aka, no rear bushings) to boost rear end stiffness.
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Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Interbike 2013: New Redline d880 FS 29er
The Redline d880 is an FS 29er with 100mm of front suspension and 110mm of rear suspension. This seems a tad odd since most designers choose to run more suspension up front if there’s any difference at all, but since we haven’t had time on the bike personally, we can’t comment on the ride quality. However, the extra 10mm of rear suspension suggests you could swap out the front fork for a 120 or 125 to turn the 880 into a slightly slacker, more aggressive rig.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Interbike 2013: New and Improved Products from SUGOI
Monday, November 18, 2013
New GoPro Hero3+ Black Edition Announced
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Hydrapak at Interbike: New Bishop Pack and New Bite Valve
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Pearl Izumi’s X-Project Shoes: Finally Available
Friday, November 15, 2013
Interbike 2013: Diamondback Tweaks Previous Models, Releases New Bikes
Thursday, November 14, 2013
Interbike 2013: New Products from Yeti
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
New Shimano XTR Tubular Carbon Wheels
New POD on Tripleblaze.com
POD: View of Monarch Mountain ski area from scenic gondola ride above Monarch Pass, CO. Photo: mtbgreg1. Read more...
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
NICA Expands to Georgia for 2014
Ride Report: McKenzie River Trail
Sunday, November 10, 2013
The Disappearance of the 26er: Wheel Size Trends at Interbike 2013
At first, when I showed up to Interbike this year, I thought there would be some big 650b news to share. Well, to be perfectly honest, the news isn’t who’s doing 650b, it’s who’s not… because almosteveryone has fully embraced the 27.5in wheel size! The only notable exceptions are Specialized and Niner. Niner hasn’t produced a 27.5-er for obvious reasons, and with Specialized… it might just be a matter of time.
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