Mountain bikers have waited four years for the Return of Rampage, but heavy rains over the weekend forced riders to wait one more day. But Sunday’s qualifying rounds proved it was worth the wait.
After an impressive 2008 season that saw young Graham Agassiz finish Darren Berrecloth’s Invitational in a solid 3rd place, battle hard for 2nd place at the Redbull Round up, and land 3rd at Jordie Lunn’s Peanut Butter Knife, the Kamloops native is ready to graduate from the Sombrio Amateur Team to the Cartel.
While the word's long been out that Dave Weagle has been cooking up something new with Evil Cycles, few have realized that this is not Ironhorse 2.0, but rather something completely different. Evil, one of wunderkind suspension designer Weagle's creations, has found a new home, far away from its original east-coast roots: Seattle, Wa.
After a four-year hiatus, one of the most anticipated mountain bike events of the year, the Red Bull Rampage, returns to the South-Western Utah desert.
Ellsworth and Univ—a concept shop that features footwear, apparel and accessories—have produced a limited run of street-focused commuter bikes.
Two of mountain biking's most prominent racers--Burry Stander and Todd Wells--have joined Specialized's factory racing program, one of the longest-running and most successful race teams in the sport's history.
Vernon, New Jersey's Diablo Freeride Park will host the final round of the 2008 Domination Race Series on October 5, boasting a unique course crafted by the ParkLogic Trail Crew.
As Colorado’s riding season quickly winds down, Winter Park’s Trestle Bike Park is gearing up for a major trail expansion designed to make it even more of a fat-tire destination by the summer of 2009.
The 2008 Interbike trade show is well under way and the Bike mag staff is has spent the past few days pounding the floors of the Sands convention center and the trails of Bootleg Canyon searching for the Holy Grail of mountain bike products and trends. Here's what one of them, Vernon Felton, managed to turn up.
The 2008 Interbike trade show is well under way and the Bike mag staff is has spent the past few days pounding the floors of the Sands convention center and the trails of Bootleg Canyon searching for the Holy Grail of mountain bike products and trends. Here's what one of them, Vernon Felton, managed to turn up.
It's mid September, the time when most industry insiders have their eyes firmly glued to the events surrounding Interbike. Unbeknownst to Joe Q Public, there's also a lot of horse trading that goes on at Interbike. Behind-the-scenes stuff that has made it renowned as "the Silly Season".
Iron Horse gained a cult following with their affordable DW-Link bikes. Now the company is losing that design, licensing a new one, pulling their bikes out of shops, and taking their new bikes online--all at once.
Nothing ups morale like getting on a plane all haggard from a rad weekend in Hood River to fly across the Pond for WC Finals in Austria and not really caring in the least bit about the outcome of the race.
Americans Cody Warren and Kathy Pruitt to Face Stiff International Competition While Defending Titles at Second Leg of Jeep 48STRAIGHT on Sept. 19-20 in Park City, Utah
Trails are the foundation of our sport. Whether they are steep, rugged chain-rattling downhills or all-day XC epics, from the rocks of the East to the loam of the West, great trails define our rides. Now it's time to vote for your favorites.