Mountain Bike Review

26, 27.5, All Mountain Trail, altitude, Enduro, EWS, Rocky Mountain Bicycles, trail - April 27, 2017

Rocky Mountain Altitude redesign debuted

The new Rocky Mountain is everything you'd expect from a modern trail bike AND it's compatible with 26+.

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Video: Specialized Build Your Dream Stumpjumper program

At the high end of the market, folks like having options with their component selections. It adds a personalized touch and optimizes the bike for the riders style and terrain.

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27.5, Cannondale, Jekyll - April 26, 2017

2018 Cannondale Jekyll

Cannondale has always had a knack for doing things differently with components like the Lefty Fork, DYAD shock and Hollowgram cranks to name a few. But with the new Jekyll, they went with conventional category leader components and many folks are taking notice.

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Teravail Kennebec and Cumberland tires debut

Capitalizing on the mid-plus trend, Minneapolis-based Teravail has launched two versatile new tires, a 27.5x2.8 and 29x2.6. Not ignoring the hardliner plus crowd, it’s also unveiling a 3.0 all-arounder.

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Fat Chance updates Yo Eddy, debuts new cross bike

To say that the cycling world was ready for Chris Chance to make a comeback would be an understatement. The reception to his Kickstarter campaign aimed at resurrecting the much-loved Fat Chance brand was exceptional and since then Chance has quickly ramped up production of the Yo Eddy.

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