Mountain Bike Component Reviews

You don't have to spend over $2,000 to get a set of carbon mountain bike wheels. Here are more than a dozen wheelsets priced under $1,500.

See which dropper posts we've reviewed and recommend, including the best value and best performing droppers for mountain biking.

Singletracks has tested 70+ mountain bike tires over the years, and these are some of our favorites for all types of riding from gravel and downcountry to trail and gravity riding.

Though our bodies haven't changed extensively, mountain bike saddles have. Here are 12+ saddle models to consider.

Understanding the pros and cons of different pedal types can help identify the best mountain bike pedals for you.

Need help finding the perfect mountain bike disc brakes? Here is everything we've reviewed and what kind of MTB they're best for.

The all-new PNW Loam mountain bike stem is CNC machined from 6061 aluminum alloy for a premium look and feel.

The WTB Verdict SG1 is a durable mountain bike tire with a sticky rubber compound designed to grip the trail in the toughest conditions.

The Teravail Washburn gravel tire is designed to roll fast with decent side knobs for cornering off road.

The Maxxis High Roller gravity tire is designed to go downhill as fast as possible, climbing be damned.

The Hope XCR Pro E4 mountain bike brakes are optimized for trail and downcountry riding with a light weight and gobs of stopping power.

The new Fox Transfer dropper post seeks to corner the high-end market with super slippery coatings, longer travel, and more adjustability. How does it stack up? Read our review.

While heavy, the new SRAM Maven brakes provide mountain bikes unparalleled stopping power and performance.

The freshly updated Race Face Chester mountain bike flat pedals deliver locked-in grip and a great value.

The new Fox Live Valve Neo electronic suspension system is fully wireless, and doesn't include a fork, but it does claim to be super fast with major performance gains.