The TranzX Jump Seat Dropper post is a simplified take on the adjustable height seat post, distilled to the basics. There are no remotes or cables, just a simple lever you engage to quickly adjust the height of your seat. Best of all, it’s only a hundred bucks. Available in 3 post diameters with a […]
Neuhaus Metalworks Mullet Hardtail
We enjoy riding MTBs of all wheel sizes… 26″, 27.5″, and 29″ all have a place for us. That said, after building up a 27.5″ hardtail, it simply didn’t have a place.. the 26″ was more fun on the pump track and dirt jumps, and the 29″ was more useful on the trail. But what […]
Review: Ryders Eyewear Roam Fyre Sunglasses
Like the best of the Ryders Eyewear lineup, the Roam Fyre sunglasses feature tint adjusting photochromic lenses and an antiFog coating. It was the larger eye coverage and semi-rim design that intreged me the most, and after spending some time running the Roam Fyre glasses, they’ve proven to be a great option for protective eyewear […]
Mullet Cycles: all in on mixed wheel sizes
Mixed wheel sizes on mountain bikes isn’t a new concept, but in the last few seasons we’ve been seeing a re-emergence of riders and brands “mixing things up.” Michael Vidovich and Schwartz are two riders so committed to the concept they’ve developed a brand around it: Mullet Cycles. Mullet Cycles launched with a trail/enduro hardtail […]
Status MTB – First Rides on the elusive Specialized Mullet
What the heck is the Status? Details on this elusive alloy FSR bike have been scarce, with our first glimpses being limited to social media. Was it a new alloy iteration of the Stumpjumper EVO? But then the 2021 Stumpjumper EVO was announced, and it was clear the Status was something different. When additional detail […]
Riding the Specialized Enduro
When the latest iteration of the Specialized Enduro dropped, we were both impressed and intrigued. Having owned several iterations of the Enduro as well as several models of the Demo DH bikes, the latest generation looks to have finally fulfilled its promise: the do-it-all unicorn bike that can descend with the capabilities of a downhill […]
Review: Shimano GR5 Flat Pedal Shoes
Shimano offers a full range of shoes for clip-in and platform pedals, and although we’ve been happily wearing Shimano clip-in shoes for years, I have been looking forward to trying the flat-pedal specific SH-GR501 model, AKA the GR5. The Shimano footwear line is divided between road and off-road riding applications, and sub-divided further by riding […]
Review: PNW Components Loam Grip
Grips are an easy way to refresh the look and feel of your MTB. At $20, the Loam Grip from PNW Components is a good-looking option for riders looking to spruce up their ride. Features Width: 133.5mm Durometer: 25A Listed weight 90g Single clamp design Ergonomic pattern designed to support palms and relieve fatigue caused […]
Bike Check: Joe Oshman’s Custom Marino Dual Suspension Bike
Joe Oshman’s got a sweet looking new custom steel trail bike. We hounded him at the parking lot to learn more about his new ride and got him to spill the beans.
Review: Hiplok Z LOK – Lightweight, Just in Case Security
You’ll never confuse the Hiplok Zlok security tie with a classic u-lock. In terms of bike and gear security, they’re about as different as apples and oranges. Classified as a “security tie”, the Z LOK and Z LOK Combo are essentially overbuilt, secured, and reusable zip ties. Designed for convenient protection against opportunity thefts, they […]
Showers Pass Cloudburst Jacket Review
The Cloudburst Jacket from Showers Pass is the first running-specific rain jacket from the Portland brand best known for cycling commuter wear. Showers Pass dispatched a matching set of the men’s and women’s models for team Bermstyle to try, and of course, being cyclists first and foremost, we wore them on our next outing and […]
Before You Ride: Performing A Pre-ride Safety Check
There’s nothing worse than a crash or breaking expensive parts due to a minor oversight or lack of maintenance. Before hitting the single track, get in the habit of performing a basic safety check of your bike. It may sound dramatic, but a simple once-over at the trailhead can make the difference between a great […]
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