This seems like an interesting approach to bridging the gap between direct sales and local shops.

7-speed drivetrain, 165mm cranks, no dropper, and big meats.

"The discredited URT design looked like an unfixably bad idea, but I wondered: if combined with other things that also appear to be bad ideas, what's the worst that could happen?"

For a moment there we were worried about a new e-bike derailleur hanger standard.

How much is that logo worth?

Only 500 sets of these pricey pads will be produced.

How many rolls of electrical tape does your bike carry?

Spoiler alert - this bike's creator has a BMX background.

There are so many bikes out there and each offers a different experience. So how do you pick one to stick with?

Who knew a Pivot Firebird could serve as a long travel slopestyle bike?

Check out these aluminum beauties.

Innes Graham piloted his Giga to a third place finish at the Tweed Valley EWS.

A look at a handful of custom steel bikes from Devlin Cycles, TOR, The Lost Workshop, and Woods Bicycle Co.

This round's pit walk brought some serious eye candy.

Öhlins has updated the TTX22 to allow it to fit more frames and to make spring changes easier.

Endura has updated its range of helmets to include options with both MIPS and Koroyd protection.

It was barely a year ago that Trinity MTB made its debut appearance at the Handmade Bicycle Show Australia with a first prototype bike that showed a whole lot of creative promise.

Another lap of the pits reveals what looks like a new Giant Reign.

Prototype shock links, frames, and more.

It looks like SRAM is preparing to enter the motor game.

Yanick Gyger explains why electronic drivetrains make so much sense for racing, some of the tricks he uses to make sure Nino's bike is as fast and efficient as possible, and why his toolbox is way smaller than you might expect.

It's aluminum, mixed-wheel compatible, and can be set up with either 158, 164, or 176mm of rear travel.

All the latest tech from the last month.