WTB's LaserDisc DH wheelset offers a lightweight, budget-friendly option for gravity riders, though aggressive riders may experience tensioning issues on demanding terrain.
Syncros FR wheels offer distinctive white styling and smooth performance at a reasonable price, though aggressive riders may experience rim damage over time.
A 27-minute video documenting a year of epic rides after relocating to Vancouver, B.C. to pursue a career in the bike industry.
The WTB Dissent 2.5 excels on dry, hardpacked bike park trails with excellent grip and durability, but struggles in wet, muddy conditions.
The Syncros Crux pedals offer unparalleled grip for aggressive riding with premium materials, weighing just 428 grams—lighter than competitors despite the higher price tag.
At 790mm wide and just $67, the Syncros FR 31 delivers race-ready control and leverage at a price well below the competition.
What is a bench cut, and how do you create one? We lay out the basics.
The 2010 THE Flow saddle offers all-mountain riders a lightweight, durable option at 227 grams with chromoly rails for just $60.
The Dakine Builders Pack is a backpack designed to fulfill the needs of the most demanding trailbuilders.
WTB's 2010 downhill lineup impresses with race-light LaserDisc wheels, redesigned Dissent 2.5 tires, and the burly Aviator saddle at competitive prices.
The WTB Aviator is a durable, grippy freeride saddle with Carhartt canvas covering, comfort cutout, and beefy construction that survives crashes unscathed.
Popular in British Columbia but underused elsewhere, Syncros FR Wheels feature distinctive white rims, hand-built quality, and impressive durability for downhill and freeride applications.
Time-saving tips for mountain bike trail builders.
You've likely read Choosing Your Line Part 1 and Mountain Bike Trailbuild How-To. This article continues to detail the finer points of choosing your line. By the end of this article you…
Last week I wrote about locating and planning for a new MTB trail and this is a continuation of that article. Click here to go back and get caught up. Walk the…
A basic guide to getting started with trail building.