Dr. Matt Miller's invention is designed to help riders figure out the fastest way down the trail.

Many of the weird and wonderful designs don't see the light of day, but even then it's interesting to see what ideas the bike industry's brains are working on.

Things were a lot different back in 2003.

Something different from the mind of Dave Weagle.

A selection of bikes that were released in 2013, back when 27.5" wheels were still the hot new thing.

More travel, wider tires, and an all-new frame.

The majority of bikes tend to have more front travel than at the rear wheel. But, why is that?

It looks like SRAM has taken another step towards releasing a motor of their own.

After finding it impossible to find a safe helmet to accommodate her son's turbans, Tina Singh decided to create her own solution.

Ah, the good old days.

Inventing a clipless pedal system from the ground up was an entirely different task than iterating on years of drivetrain development.

Now there's something you don't see every day...

The idea of a lightweight, removable motor that can be fitted to regular bikes with interchangeable off-the-shelf batteries is an interesting one.

The struggle is real.

All the tech from the last month.

Don't forget about the anti-snoring bed.

The Stashed Products SpaceRail system is a pricey but clever way to store your bikes.

Another round of educated guessing about what this year might have in store.

A visit to Intend's headquarters in Freiburg, Germany.