When 29” wheels first appeared in mountain biking, it was slow to catch on, and the common opinion on 29” bikes was that they felt sluggish and boat-like when cornering. Early 29” wheeled bikes did ...

Mountain biking allows riders to enjoy the thrill of traversing mixed terrain. If you’re ready to upgrade certain components of your bike to improve your overall riding experience, consider a new ...

We put the top gravel suspension fork models on the market to the test: Fox 32 TC, RockShox Rudy Ultimate XPLR, and Cane ...

We review the Cane Creek Invert, RockShox Rudy, and Fox 32 TC. Plus: Does the Leadville drop-bar ban actually make you slower ...

Telescopic suspension forks may have done a lot to make mountain biking easier and more enjoyable, but they’re not exactly light or mechanically simple ... at least, not when compared to rigid forks.

Both Pivot Cycles and Pinarello have dropped new hardtail mountain bikes with heavy gravel influence as the lines between ...