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Niner Adds Aluminum Version of New RIP Trail Bike
Hot on the heels of the new carbon fiber RIP, Niner is releasing a more affordable aluminum version. The metal bike shares all the same features of its fibrous brother–150mm of rear travel, Boost spacing, 29 or 27+ compatibility, threaded bottom bracket, and internal or external dropper post routing–as well as identical geometry. With 29″ …
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New Service Will Edit Your GoPro Footage for $100 and Up
Judging by many of the MTB videos uploaded to YouTube and Facebook, most GoPro owners don’t have the time, or frankly the talent, to edit the hours of POV footage they accumulate after every mountain bike ride. Fortunately for potential viewers out there, there’s a new service called ProEditors that’s trying to help. Here’s how it …
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The Rocky Mountain Slayer Returns
Gone from Rocky Mountain’s line-up for the past couple seasons, the Slayer is back for 2017. Like many all-mountain bikes we’ve seen released lately (Trek’s Slash and Remedy, Commencal’s META V4.2, and Pivot’s Firebird), the Slayer gets increased travel as well as a host of other updates. Rear travel is 165mm, and Rocky is speccing all models …
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Pactimo Dives into Mountain Bike Apparel with New Apex Line – A Video Review
Pactimo has been making high end road biking kits since 2003. For 2016, they’ve jumped into the mountain bike market with their Apex line and it is awesome! Pactimo seems to have hit the nail on the head with this project as they have thought of just about everything. The fabric is lightweight and breathable, …
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Commencal Launches Revamped META V4.2
Commencal has announced an updated version of their popular META trail bike. I rode the META V4 briefly at Sea Otter a couple years ago and was impressed. Our own Chris Daniels had one in for a long-term review and liked it so much he bought it after the test. The new META V4.2 appears …
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