HOW AN INNER CITY PUMP TRACK IS CHANGING LIVES

Eliot Jackson and his mom are creating a gateway to the sport of mountain biking for new riders.

Of the nearly 9.9 million residents of Los Angeles County, the 108,000-person population of Inglewood seems insignificant. But, if you zoom in, you’ll find it’s not. Inglewood is the home of SoFi…
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TREK RELEASES THE ALL-NEW SLASH+

Gen 6 Slash with a TQ motor

They wanted the Slash+ to be for the rider who prioritizes descending performance, wants to get more out of their local rowdy descents, and wants a platform that handles more like a non-motorized bike…
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FINDING THAT ELUSIVE CREAK

Even the nicest bikes will make noise at some point

We guarantee the hard work will be worth the effort because there is nothing quite like riding a completely silent bicycle.
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WHISTLER’S GARBANZO DOWNHILL AND MORE

Whistler Crankworx 2024

The Garbanzo DH, known for its extreme challenges, welcomed athletes seeking an extra tough test of their skills. Spanning a gruelling 7 km, this race pushes riders to their absolute limits and…
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THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAIN BIKE EVENT IN THE YEAR 2000

The medal winners and everybody else, Sydney, Australia

America's Alison Dunlap and Ruthie Matthes finished seventh and 10th in the women's race, while fellow American Ann Trombley finished 16th. America's Tinker Juarez and Travis Brown finished 30th and…
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VIDEO: NORCO CELEBRATES 60 YEARS OF RIDING

Since 1964, Norco has been pushing the envelope

Today, Norco remains family-owned, with the Lewis family recently assuming full ownership of Live to Play Sports Group Inc., the parent company of Norco Bicycles.
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THE FIRST OLYMPIC MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE, 1996

Bart Brentjens and Paola Pezzo were the gold medalists in the first Olympic MTB race

The start of the men's cross-country race at the 1996 Olympics, with Bart Brentjens (#35) at the front of the pack. That's America's David "Tinker" Juarez, #43,  just to the left of Brentjens, and…
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YT INDUSTRIES DEBUTS THE REDESIGNED DIRTLOVE AL

The bike that started it all for the German brand

It has the hallmarks of a YT frame, including the signature YT Headbox design and clean lines from the custom, hydroformed aluminum tubing. YT cut no corners here - durability is baked in, negating…
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LONG TERM REVIEW: PROPAIN HUGENE

King of the all-mountain hill?

Between all the custom options, fork-travel choices, and great all-around performance on the trail, the Hugene 2 is a solid choice for general trail-riding fun of all kinds.
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LONG TERM REVIEW: DVO ONYX D1 38 FORK

A new look, both inside and out

The stiffness of the fork’s chassis paired with new and updated internals not only makes it unique from DVO’s other offerings, but it also stands out among the other long-travel, single-crown forks…
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CRANKWORX AIR DH AND WHIP-OFF WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS

Wednesday's wild action from Whistler

For the first time ever, the Official Whip-Off World Championships took place at Skier’s Plaza instead of the traditional Crabapple Hits. This change made the event more accessible to the large crowds…
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HOW AN INNER CITY PUMP TRACK IS CHANGING LIVES

Eliot Jackson and his mom are creating a gateway to the sport of mountain biking for new riders.

Of the nearly 9.9 million residents of Los Angeles County, the 108,000-person population of Inglewood seems insignificant. But, if you zoom in, you’ll find it’s not. Inglewood is the home of SoFi…
Read More...

TREK RELEASES THE ALL-NEW SLASH+

Gen 6 Slash with a TQ motor

They wanted the Slash+ to be for the rider who prioritizes descending performance, wants to get more out of their local rowdy descents, and wants a platform that handles more like a non-motorized bike…
Read More...

FINDING THAT ELUSIVE CREAK

Even the nicest bikes will make noise at some point

We guarantee the hard work will be worth the effort because there is nothing quite like riding a completely silent bicycle.
Read More...

WHISTLER’S GARBANZO DOWNHILL AND MORE

Whistler Crankworx 2024

The Garbanzo DH, known for its extreme challenges, welcomed athletes seeking an extra tough test of their skills. Spanning a gruelling 7 km, this race pushes riders to their absolute limits and…
Read More...

THE OLYMPIC MOUNTAIN BIKE EVENT IN THE YEAR 2000

The medal winners and everybody else, Sydney, Australia

America's Alison Dunlap and Ruthie Matthes finished seventh and 10th in the women's race, while fellow American Ann Trombley finished 16th. America's Tinker Juarez and Travis Brown finished 30th and…
Read More...

VIDEO: NORCO CELEBRATES 60 YEARS OF RIDING

Since 1964, Norco has been pushing the envelope

Today, Norco remains family-owned, with the Lewis family recently assuming full ownership of Live to Play Sports Group Inc., the parent company of Norco Bicycles.
Read More...

THE FIRST OLYMPIC MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE, 1996

Bart Brentjens and Paola Pezzo were the gold medalists in the first Olympic MTB race

The start of the men's cross-country race at the 1996 Olympics, with Bart Brentjens (#35) at the front of the pack. That's America's David "Tinker" Juarez, #43,  just to the left of Brentjens, and…
Read More...

YT INDUSTRIES DEBUTS THE REDESIGNED DIRTLOVE AL

The bike that started it all for the German brand

It has the hallmarks of a YT frame, including the signature YT Headbox design and clean lines from the custom, hydroformed aluminum tubing. YT cut no corners here - durability is baked in, negating…
Read More...

LONG TERM REVIEW: PROPAIN HUGENE

King of the all-mountain hill?

Between all the custom options, fork-travel choices, and great all-around performance on the trail, the Hugene 2 is a solid choice for general trail-riding fun of all kinds.
Read More...

LONG TERM REVIEW: DVO ONYX D1 38 FORK

A new look, both inside and out

The stiffness of the fork’s chassis paired with new and updated internals not only makes it unique from DVO’s other offerings, but it also stands out among the other long-travel, single-crown forks…
Read More...

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