Why not leave the chainstay length alone, no matter the wheel size?

"The descending skills haven't gone away, they're just a little rusty sometimes."

Ah, the good old days.

Are we all riding bikes with too much travel that numbs our senses and our skills? Levy states his case in this Thursday Throwback article originally posted ten years ago.

Pedaling too hard, skidding too much, and...

Sometimes the best solutions are the simplest.

We're optimistic about the future of DH with Discovery, but let us not forget who got us here.

As reaches have grown, what we think of as "short" and "long" chainstays needs to start shifting as well.

What do you mean you don't spend three hours cleaning your drivetrain every week?

Levy's enduring urge to climb to the highest tower has been one of his longest-lasting two-wheeled obsessions

Don't worry, though, there are still plenty of shiny new things on the way.

But do they need to?

Being good at riding bikes has nothing to do with being a mountain biker, a truth that many of us seem to forget.

The Enduro World Series holds a lot of potential for fans and spectators, but there's work to be done.

If it's winning races, it must be really good, right?

There's something about having dirty, oily hands that just feels right, and even more so when it's because you fixed something.

Lourdes' limestone track does not deal with rain well.

Are we starting to reach the point of diminishing returns when it comes to mountain bike 'advancement'?

How exactly do you size a modern mountain bike when body proportions vary as much as riding techniques?