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Watch: Guerrilla Gravity Pedalhead 27.5+ Review
Guerrilla Gravity is making quite the name for themselves with their hand-built mountain bike frames. Based in Denver, Colorado, only a short drive from some world class riding in the Front Range, a group or avid mountain bikers decided they couldn’t find the hardtail they wanted. They wished for a bike that could pedal uphill well but …
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2017 Trek Fuel EX 9.8 Test Ride Review
The Trek Fuel EX is consistently ranked among the top trail bikes by Singletracks readers, thanks to its prowess at both climbing and descending. For 2017, Trek changed things up a bit, pitching the Fuel EX as a 130mm trail bike that can run either 29er or 27.5+ wheels, with updated geometry to make everything work. I tested …
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Eleven Fat Bike Test Ride Review: Fast and Fun, Like NASCAR
At Cyclofest last month I noticed a number of riders heading out on good-looking fat bikes, but I didn’t recognize the brand. It turns out they were riding Eleven bikes, and on the second day of the demo Aaron and I dropped by for a test ride. Yes, it’s true: Aaron rode a fat bike, …
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Guerrilla Gravity Trail Pistol Review
The Trail Pistol is the newest offering from Denver-based Guerrilla Gravity, which fills the gap nicely between their relatively new Pedalhead hardtail, and their staple shredder Megatrail, which I reviewed last year. It is an affordable mid-travel handmade aluminum bike with adjustable geometry engineered for the vast majority of riders on almost any terrain. Frame Features …
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Updated Santa Cruz Tallboy 3 29/27.5+, Reviewed by First-Generation Tallboy Owner
It isn’t often that I get to review an updated version of my everyday rider, so I was stoked to get in a test ride on the freshly-updated Santa Cruz Tallboy. For those keeping track, this is effectively the third generation of the Tallboy; my carbon Tallboy, purchased in 2011, is considered a first-gen model. A …
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