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The brand takes a leap forward with the Domane+ SLR 9 eTap
Trek’s latest e-road bike comes gravel capable and motor-assisted up to 28 miles per hour for road speed
It was a busy weekend for fans of endurance sports
Who makes the rules? Can men and women team up? Columnist Eben Weiss tackles the most pressing question about cycling’s hippest races.
USA Cycling traditionally selects pro road racers for the world road championships. But Swenson earned a spot with his success in gravel events.
The items that got our writer through the Steamboat Gravel Black Course
Kangangi was in the United States to participate in multiple off-road events with his Team Amani squad
The Cannondale Topstone Carbon 1 RLE is a gravel bike for mountain bikers who like to ride roads
‘Deep Water’ marks the first time a gravel bike has appeared in a major motion picture. Well, a motion picture, anyway.
Allied’s new gravel-road crossover bike is the best two-in-one we’ve ever tested
Reserve’s Fillmore is a modest innovation with big potential to make life easier for cyclists
Consumer-direct Fezzari challenges the big brands with this mountain-bike-inspired gravel racer that’s best on rough roads and trails
The Interior Secretary creates panel to change racist names, Life Time launches new pro cycling series, and Lachlan Morton shares a mid-ride beer
A California nonprofit is connecting 15 mountain towns with 300 scenic miles of hiking, biking, riding, and running. ‘A Trail for Everyone’ shows how the extraordinary project is coming together.
Catalina Island’s trails have long, sweeping climbs and descents, steep and chunky sections, plus buffalo, foxes, and more views than you can imagine
Amity Rockwell says, “Cycling is this thing I’m never going to figure out,” which helps remove the pressure of winning Unbound
That brand-new 2021 model may be hard to come by these days, but the used bike market has endless inventory. Here’s why old bikes rule.
An ode to the sweet, airy joy of riding in a T-shirt, and the shorts that make it possible
Why this long-time cyclist is still in love with mechanical
It’s an affordable piece of gear that makes rides more carefree
When faced with the decision to take racing to the next level, Colin Strickland chose his own path
Sometimes spending more money gets you measurable value. But there's a point where that stops.
The newest model of the Diverge is a big advancement for on-trail performance
Gear to maximize your comfort on even the roughest of roads
Laura King is out to inspire her eight-week-old daughter, Hazel, to go after her goals
For those unfamiliar with northwest Arkansas, the region is quickly making a name for itself as a paradise for both road and mountain bikers
In a few years, performance e-bikes will be common on tarmac
This is not the category it used to be
What we learned from riding the best bikes of the year
Yes, it involves nonstop time in the saddle, lots of beer, and plenty of technical jargon
Can the sport’s trendiest discipline reinvigorate its national governing body? And should we even care?
Even if you're not into groad, the trend is probably improving your cycling experience
Times have changed. Espresso and aero everything are out, pour-over and flannel are in.
Ten stoke-inducing products for mixed-terrain cycling that came out in 2019
With deaths spiking on pavement, riders are choosing to go where cars can’t
Patrick Cummins has been fighting in the UFC for the past five years, but the character he cultivates on his Instagram feed is less battle-hardened tough guy and more adventure-loving goofball who loves to ride old-school mountain bikes
After riding 50 of the newest models, we have some thoughts
'DK 2019,' from Enve Cyles, is a recap video from this year's Dirty Kanza race
This festival cut of the full documentary, 'Project Y' looks at why humans pursue type-two fun
From cross-country to enduro, 29ers are dominating the trail. Again.
Every year we gather dozens of bikes and expert testers to put the newest models through their paces. Here are some snapshots from our fall session in Grand Junction, Colorado.
In pursuit of the most accurate results, we equipped all 50 rigs in our 2019 test with Enve hoops and Maxxis rubber. Here's what we learned.
As the gravel-bike market booms and manufacturers seek to make rides more comfortable, rigs with (just a little bit of) rear suspension are making a comeback
As the all-road market booms, bikes are becoming more capable and more niche
For this year's Eroica California, Bike Snob NYC bypassed the dream rides and went straight to mail order and Craigslist
From innovative new gravel bikes to a 13-speed drivetrain, these are the tools and toys that caught our eye in Monterey this week
The big-box retailer is trying to cater to cycling enthusiasts with a line of three new carbon rides. Will people buy them?
In a unique twist to online retail, this shop certifies pre-owned bikes and offers a guaranteed buy-back program
Performance machines to cheat wind, go off-road, or cover lots of ground
Sure, you can get your bike tuned or buy a spare tube. But at these shops, you can also order an espresso or IPA and find your community.
Probably. The good news is the culture of the sport—lauded for its grassroots, oddball vibe—will be defined by its community.
I committed to riding only one bike for all of 2018. Here’s how I did.
From slick racers to gravel grinders, these are the new rides that wowed our testers
One thousand cyclists from across the country compete in the 200-mile gravel bike race known as the Dirty Kanza.
In the Road Less Traveled series rider Ansel Dickey competes at the annual Rasputisa gravel cycling race.
As biking (and racing) on unpaved roads explodes in popularity, gear has changed in a way that's affecting the whole cycling industry—for the better
Top-end bicycles are higher tech and better than ever. But so are the budget models.
Will the recent acquisition of the Colorado-based mountain bike company be the death knell for the brand, or will it emerge stronger and more innovative than ever?
I put Trek's newest gravel bike to the test on a 180-mile bikepacking trip through the Sonoran Desert. Here's how it held up.
What’s old is new and sexy again with this steel all-road ride.
If I could own only one road bike, it would be this Swiss Army knife of a pavement machine
For pickups and vans, there's no better bike carrier
Trying to get your head around the growing number of models now built for both pavement and dirt? We break it down.
Rawland, a tiny company in the Pacific Northwest, is building the quirkiest, most entertaining bikes we've seen in a while
We’ve tested almost every saddle on the market. And this one is clearly at the top.