The Julbo Aero sunglasses with Zebra photochromic lenses are lightweight and quickly adjust to varying light conditions encountered while mountain biking.
The Light & Motion Imjin 800 is compact and bright, with a claimed battery life of 2 hours on high. However, the battery life indicator is not visible when mounted to a bike helmet.
The Sweet Protection Delirious Rain Jacket incorporates Gore-Tex fabrics and mountain bike-specific features, but lacks a hood.
The Session is Smith's latest mountain bike helmet, incorporating their Koroyd structure, MIPS technology, and plenty of vents.
The DryGuy Dry Force DX is an electric dryer that easily--and safely--dries out your wet mountain biking shoes, boots, you name it.
The Badlands Merino Long Sleeve Jersey is made from superfine merino wool and does an excellent job of maintaining body heat, wicking moisture, and repelling water.
The Osprey TrailKit is a duffel bag with shoulder straps and compartments for organizing all your cycling gear.
The Cumba Rastro 27Plus is a steel, hardtail 27.5+ mountain bike with aggressive trail geometry and playful abilities.
PowerTap's Magnetless Speed or Cadence Sensor is very easy to setup and use, providing valuable data for cyclists looking to increase their performance.
The POC Octal X helmet is an ultra-lightweight XC helmet, weighing 210g and forsaking a visor or any MIPS-like technology.
A review of the RinseKit bike cleaner.
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These are five of the very best mountain bike trails in the state of Alaska.
A review of the Adidas Horizor sunglasses.
Celebrating happy trails with Primal's Sky Hoodie For years, Primal has stuck to creating the core clothing needs of the cyclist -- the jersey and the…
Riding along the happy trails with Primal's newest offerings Primal continues its rebranding push with its new line of gear, HT.A, short for Happy Trails Apparel,…
The Mazama Koosah, in all of its minimalist glory Selecting the proper pack for a given ride can be a delicate process, with the rider entering…
The Raleigh Rumson and its sporting profile A Proletariat Porker As nice as it is to wish for the latest and greatest in the world of…
The Rockadile, minutes after being freed from the forest. It doesn't look like much, but it's got it where it counts. Adoption is one of the…
The Tepui Expedition bags can hold everything needed for a long riding trip and then some Though the act of cycling itself is a fairly pure…
Riding through the Boreal forest, fully-loaded. Photo credit : Michael Braun Many riders will never find themselves inching up to the starting line for a race. Fewer still…
The Five Ten Kestrels - pleasing to the eye, pleasing to the foot. It’s not often that I treat myself to nice things, but every once…
The Acre shorts by Mission Workshop - a supremely classy addition to any rider's wardrobe Due to societal norms, the vast majority of the population will…
The Skookum is a great companion for more than just long rides on the beach My biggest concern when sitting down to write this review is…
Following Aaron Couch's insightful article on how to safely ride in bear country, I felt compelled to publish an article about a clever piece of gear that can be used to stay…
To say that I was skeptical of this jacket’s performance would be an understatement. How could something this thin possibly keep me from freezing in the winter? I quickly learned a valuable…
These days, it’s easy to overlook socks, the unsung hero of foot coverings, protecting our feet from the effects of low temperature, perspiration, abrasion, and any number of podiatric discomforts. Most of…
Lifebeam's tagline, "We make the world's most advanced wearable instruments for measuring human performance," is a bold one, to be certain. Over the past several months, I've used my own cranium as…
Against my best judgement, I clicked "Confirm Order" on Chain Reaction Cycles' event page for the Frosty Bottom 50 fat bike race several months back. I didn't even own a bicycle with…
If you're out on the trail getting rad, it's in your best interest to also look rad while doing so, because if you're not stylish while out on the singletrack, what's the…
Disclaimer: This may come as a shock to most of our reader base, but this story covers races involving skinny-tired bikes. If you can't stand to see a bike with anything less…
Since its establishment in 1992, Primal Wear has been providing the cycling community with quality apparel. However, a lot of the in-house kit designs have erred more to the Fred end of…
Since its establishment in 1992, Primal Wear has been providing the cycling community with quality apparel. However, a lot of the in-house kit designs have erred more to the Fred end of…
Race face = on Summer tends to fly by pretty quickly up here in the northern part of the globe, and this season was certainly no different. The…
I consider myself a bit old school in my gear selection. However, as an engineer by day, I find that I am always looking to gather as much data and telemetry as…
In today's mountain biking landscape, you'd be forgiven for thinking that the only way to experience bikepacking would be to head to your local bike shop and pony up your hard-earned Benjamins…
Since moving up to Alaska, I have learned a few things about mountain biking here and how it differs from riding in the lower 48. Chief among these lessons is that you…
Or how I learned to accept that things just break at inconvenient times. The author, in the process of breaking his gear As a habitually late person with…
Two riders duking it out in Kincaid The theme for the evening was climbing, as the Arctic MTB club’s trail setter, Chet, seemed to be on a bit…
"I have no idea where I am right now. I should have brought a map..." Photo: Chris Daniels We've all seen it in those high-dollar mountain bike films:…
Pipsport/Chain Reaction riders bombing through the woods After what felt like an eternally-long winter, mountain biking has finally returned to Kincaid Park! The Arctic MTB XC Series kicked…
Hopefully after reading the 10 Bikepacking Races to Put on Your Calendar article some of you may have felt a twinge of inspiration to head out on a bikepacking adventure. However, you…
After retelling Bill's story of his adventures in Namibia, I had a chance to sit down with him and talk about how the trip came about and pick his brain a bit…
Though I wish I could say that this is a personal account of an incredible trip, the following is a story about one man's quest to find uncharted territory with his bike.…
Many of us riders love a good competition every now and then, but for some of us who may or may not have a few screws loose, a 100k race just isn't…
I would like to thank the organizers of the Talkeetna Trio for the following: 1. Hosting a great event in an awesome town where a cat is the mayor. 2. Doing a…
If you find yourself on Singletracks, odds are that you have more than a passing interest in mountain biking. Further still, odds are you’ve found yourself out on the trail when most…
Can these skinny tires make winter riding possible? Way up north in Alaska, we’re experiencing what’s considered a “mild" winter, meaning that temperatures are hovering around 10º Fahrenheit…
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