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Consistently mercurial, the WTB Vigilante and Trail Boss have a feel that lends itself to riders who play as much as ride.

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The 13th year of the BC Bike Race will celebrate 600 riders, 318 kilometers and seven days of singletrack goodness.

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Pivot may have dropped the “Mach” but, this bike is still wickedly fast—and fun.

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The Trail King II looks a lot like the Trail King I. But we wanted to know if Continental successfully softened the casing enough that this legacy tread pattern could live up to its potential.

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A new Wilderness bill begins its life in the Senate.

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When designed with certainty, simplicity is a good thing,

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Photo Credit: Boombox Group From the top of the Slopestyle World, it’s a long way down to the bottom. Within the space of weeks, Swedish Slopestyle prodigy Emil Johansson went from Slopestyle World Champion facing the reality that he might never ride a bike again. His new documentary “Every Mystery I’ve Lived,” produced by Red Read More

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After a grim diagnosis, photographer Colin Meagher faces the end of his long career.

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Just like baseball players warming up with spring training—often in Arizona—Bike had a spring Bible of Bike Tests and where’d we end up (the question we’re always asked)? Arizona too. Specifically Tucson, and Tucson was just great. We tested six mid-travel 29s this stop, some might call these trail bikes, and they’d be correct. But Read More

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Don’t let its Ripmo-esque silhouette fool you. The new Ripley is still the light and quick machine that it’s always been, but its updates edge it into more aggressive territory.

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Gee Atherton reveals new features on the iconic track.

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The April 2019 print issue photo gallery.

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Frame bags can take weight off your back on short rides, or they can carry your food on long ones. And if you've got a full-suspension bike, it may have just gotten easier for you to join the club.

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The Clans are snugly comfortable, with well-designed uppers and enough grip underneath that we don’t hesitate to reach for them instead of a pair of Freeriders.

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Late spring is the time for desert road trips, here's the lowdown on a route from Sedona, Arizona to Durango, Colorado.

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Kyle Norbraten, Mike Giese and Graham Agassiz head to Utah to shred against the scenic backdrop of Virgin, Utah. The Black Collar crew put the Evil Following MB and Offering to the test on some fast flow trails with some solid rocky jank gnar thrown in. The Evil Insurgent and Wreckoning LB Park Bikes also Read More

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“It was day four. We arrived at a massive alpine valley lined with creeks and marshes, certain to be filled with mosquitoes and shoe-soaking water crossings. Margus led the way, monster-trucking through the creeks. We hoped that after the crossing, a ridge would connect us to the top of another mountain; from there, we would Read More

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If your frame has a 31.6-mm seat tube, but your only working seatpost is a 30.9, good news! We've got a hack for that. Also, it involves drinking.

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Voice your opinion to keep Montana's Lionhead area protected and open to mountain bikes. The comment period ends June 6.

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