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Actual Weights, Bicycles, Feature Stories, Mountain Bike, Reviews - June 7, 2019

Review: Revel Rascal exceeds expectations w/ big hit performance, short travel package

Of all the mountain bikes that I knew would be released this year, the Revel Rascal was one that I was very excited about. As founder Adam Miller put it, creating Revel Bikes was always a long term goal – but the cost and timeline of creating carbon full suspension bikes meant he had to […]

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Silca’s Headquarters Tour will blow your mind in so many ways

From the over-the-top materials selection to the precision assembly and incredible attention to detail, this tour will both educate and entertain. And it should help explain why Silca’s pumps and tools cost what they do. Throughout the video you’ll see their ultralight titanium water bottle cage go from raw tube stock to a finished product. […]

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Crockett CX bike gets new tubes, begins Trek transition to T47 bottom brackets?

Well ahead of the coming ‘cross season, the Trek Crockett has gotten a serious upgrade. Starting with a new aluminum tubeset borrowed from the Emonda ALR, the Crockett is still built to be a versatile race bike, but it has some interesting new features – like a T47 bottom bracket. We’ve heard plenty of rumors […]

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Bird Aeris AM long-term review: Confidence inspiring, playful, and pretty hardy

For the last 6 months I have had the pleasure of riding the Bird Aeris AM, putting it through its paces on my local trails in the Tweed Valley, Scotland. The Aeris is a trail or enduro bike, depending on how you want to ride it, and depending on the shock linkage you go for. […]

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New Giro Imperial road cycling shoe offers twin Boa dials, super light Synchwire upper

Move over laces, Giro has a new flagship road shoe. Taking much of what they’ve learned from the Prolight Techlace, Giro is now offering their first ever twin-Boa dial shoe in the form of the Giro Imperial. Like the Prolight Techlace, the design of the Imperial relies on a composite layered upper construction which creates […]

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Review: Revel Rascal exceeds expectations w/ big hit performance, short travel package

Silca’s Headquarters Tour will blow your mind in so many ways

Crockett CX bike gets new tubes, begins Trek transition to T47 bottom brackets?

Bird Aeris AM long-term review: Confidence inspiring, playful, and pretty hardy

New Giro Imperial road cycling shoe offers twin Boa dials, super light Synchwire upper

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