Jamis joins forces with Speedgoat's Chris Currie to introduce his pedal-friendly short-link rear suspension.

You'll find titanium cranks, gold forks, CNC'd building blocks, and much more in this batch of images from Sea Otter.

Saturday was jam packed, and exhibitors responded by pulling out their secret stuff. Take a look.

The TLD Stage helmet is expected to have a sub-700 gram weight when it becomes available later this year.

Bold have a new bike on the way, with big wheels, 165mm of travel, and a 63.5-degree head angle.

Super strong, super lightweight, and super expensive cross-country racing wheels

The bike that launched Ellsworth rises up from the ashes as a whole new animal.

Kona had a wide range of new models on display under their bright orange tent, everything from a new carbon hardtail to the 29” Operator.

MRP debuts a dual crown fork that's designed for freeride and mini-DH bikes.

We do our first walk around the city of flags at the Laguna Seca race track and find some colourful new products.

Designed by the GOAT himself, we've been putting the miles in on Maxxis' newest downhill tire.

It's finally real, and you can get the 200mm-travel Aurum HSP with either 27.5'' or 29'' wheels.

Shortest stack height and simple user-adjustable stroke ensures that you get the most available drop, regardless of your frame's limitations.

We headed to Ainsa, Spain, to get acquainted with the redesigned Specialized Stumpjumper.

The Boxxer gets a complete overhaul, and is now available in a 29" version with 200mm of travel.

Trying to figure out the difference between the Stumpjumper, Stumpjumper ST, and Stumpjumper EVO? This should help.

Flat pedals need flat pedal shoes, and Giro is launching several new options with Vibram Megagrip soles.

Carbon a little too common for you? Cane Creek's eeWings titanium crankset weighs just 400-grams and is made for enduro use.

With trail bike geometry and cross-country bike travel, Yeti's SB100 is a 29er that might surprise.

The iconic Bomber is back with a new look and up to 180 millimeters of travel.

The 36 gains more tuning options with Fox's new, four-way adjustable GRIP2 damper.

There's a new, lighter weight 34 out there, but there's also a catch: you can only get it with 120mm of travel.

XC courses are getting more technical, which is why RockShox is now offering a longer travel version of the SID.

Attention big-wheelers: there's now a Helm for you.

Goodyear is rolling into the mountain bike world with an initial lineup of four tires, including a 29 x 2.6" DH option.

With 29" x 3.0" tires and 130mm of travel the Full Stache isn't your typical trail bike.

Shimano's wild new chain guide lets riders run up to three chainrings!

Rocky's 130mm-travel, 27.5'' wheeled Thunderbolt takes cues from their other re-designed bikes.

A new helmet, bike stand, dropper-post mudguard, handlebars and softshell pants... See what made it into this month's Check Out.

This is definitely not your dad's Ibis - a forward thinking 29er that will become a springboard for future designs.