Tag: Mountains
-
John Tomac and the Legend of the Yeti C-26
The iconic Yeti C-26 mountain bike, hidden for 30 years, is unboxed in Zapata Espinoza’s garage, revealing its rich history and symbolizing the cycling community’s undying spirit.
-
Red Centre: A solo bikepacking adventure in Central Australia
The Red Centre showcases the 1,000km route as it meanders through a landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges, and Aboriginal and historical cultural sites. Witness outback sunsets, camping in dry riverbeds, and stargazing under some of the clearest skies in the world.
-
SEVEN MAJORS
Three riders, seven mountains, 24 hours. Can they do it? Why are they doing it? Wouldn’t you rather go to the beach? Yes, it’s the adventure of the summer, the Forever Outsiders spirit, an unforgettable experience with a little bit of a laugh (and maybe some tears). Their reward? A cappuccino, a blueberry tart and…
-
Red Centre: A solo bikepacking adventure in Central Australia
The Red Centre showcases the 1,000km route as it meanders through a landscape of desert plains, weathered mountain ranges, rocky gorges, and Aboriginal and historical cultural sites. Witness outback sunsets, camping in dry riverbeds, and stargazing under some of the clearest skies in the world.
-
Cane Creek eeWings + SRM PowerMeter 9
In the world of cycling, performance metrics are everything. Whether you’re a professional cyclist or an enthusiastic amateur, understanding your performance data can make a significant difference in your training and race outcomes. That’s where power meters come into play, and SRM has been at the forefront of this technology since 1986. Their latest offering,…
-
Introducing the Mosaic MT-1: The Titanium Hardtail of Your Dreams
Born, designed, and handcrafted in Boulder, CO, the revamped Mosaic MT-1 is a no-nonsense, lightning-fast, and incredibly adept hardtail that promises to redefine your mountain biking experience. A Blend of Modern XC and Trail Capability The Mosaic MT-1 is not just another hardtail; it’s a masterpiece that blends modern cross-country (XC) geometry with everyday trail…
-
Sofiane Sehili Recaps His Silk Road Mountain Race 2023 Win
Sofiane gives a recap of his third win on the mighty and ever capturing Silk Road Mountain Race.
-
Crankbrothers F11 & F16 Multi-Tools Do It All
Having the right tools at hand can make all the difference. Whether you’re on a challenging mountain trail or a smooth city road, unexpected issues can arise. Crankbrothers understands this need and has introduced two exceptional multi-tools in their F-Series: the F11 and F16. Let’s delve into what makes these tools a must-have for every…
-
Limited-Edition Chris King Splash Bronze Hubs: A Fusion of Turquoise Anodizing Brilliance
In the world of cycling, there’s always something new and exciting on the horizon. This time, it’s the stunning Chris King Splash Bronze Hubs, adorned with a unique Turquoise Anodizing. This high contrast, limited-edition anodization is not just a visual treat but a testament to the craftsmanship and innovation that Chris King brings to the…
-
Cory Wallace: Canada’s Mountain Biking Nomad
From the peaks of Kilimanjaro to the vastness of the Serengeti, Cory Wallace’s mountain biking escapades have painted a picture of an unstoppable wanderlust that few can rival. Dubbed the “most interesting man in Canadian mountain biking,” Wallace’s remarkable journeys on two wheels have left many in awe. Yet, it’s not just the destinations that…
-
Santa Cruz Updates the Stigmata Gravel Road Bike
Santa Cruz has unveiled a revamped version of its Stigmata gravel bike, incorporating a more advanced geometry inspired by its mountain biking collection. This involves a more relaxed head tube with a 69.5-degree angle consistently applied across all sizes from S to XXL, reduced from the prior model’s 71 to 72 degrees. The reach has…
-
U.S. Cycling’s Magnus White Killed by Driver at Age 17
Shit has got to change. COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — Seventeen-year-old American cyclist Magnus White, who was scheduled to race at the upcoming world championships in Scotland, was killed Saturday when he was struck by a vehicle on a training ride near his home in Boulder, Colorado. USA Cycling announced his death in a statement Sunday.…
-
Revolutionizing the Ride: The Potential Impact of Self-Healing Metal on Cycling
Imagine a bicycle that could repair its own wear and tear, a bike that could self-mend its frame if it developed a crack or fracture. This concept, though it may seem like a fanciful idea pulled straight out of a sci-fi novel, might be closer to reality than you think. Researchers from Texas A&M University…
-
Conquering the Wild: The Inaugural Rhino Run Bikepacking Adventure
In the heart of South Africa, a truly daring adventure began. The inaugural Rhino Run, a 2750 km self-supported bikepacking race, challenged endurance athletes and seasoned cycling enthusiasts alike in an unprecedented ultra-distance race, pushing them to their limits and redefining the sport. Starting in the picturesque coastal town of Plettenberg Bay, South Africa, and…
-
Exploring Panola Mountain: A Captivating Bikepacking and Birding Adventure
Embarking on a unique journey, a group of adventurers from Radical Adventure Riders Atlanta, in collaboration with the Feminist Bird Club of Atlanta, set out to Panola Mountain, a scenic destination just outside Atlanta, Georgia. Supported by the generous contribution of monoculars and binoculars from Nocs Provisions, the participants were equipped to immerse themselves in…