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1400, 1700, Gear, i:2:6598, Li-ion, light & motion, lumen, seca -

It’s that time of year again: the nights are getting longer and the sun is setting sooner. A few of the bloggers here on Singletracks have already written about the fun that can be had night riding (see also: Mountain Biking at Night: Strange Finds over the Years). I am sure there is a whole …

The post Light and Motion Seca 1700 Race: Reviewed appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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Chorus, dakine, Gear, i:2:6498, i:2:6499, jersey, Reflex, shorts -

For those of you who love trail riding, Dakine has you covered. Literally. The Chorus Short and Reflex 3/4 Jersey is the perfect combo for a rider looking for loose-fitting clothing that is both durable and breathable. Chorus Short The Chorus Short has a “freeride” fit to it, with a 16″ inseam. For those of …

The post Dakine Chorus Short and Reflex Jersey Review appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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Bikes Of Singletracks, Gear, Singletracks -

Bikes of Singletracks is series of blog posts that takes an in-depth look at the bikes the Singletracks crew rides.  These are our personal bikes, not bikes we have in for review.  This is what we ride, and why we ride it. My first real mountain bike was a Giant Anthem – a lightweight 80mm …

The post Bikes of Singletracks: Dustin’s Vassago Jabberwocky appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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Gear, my bike, Singletracks -

We’re stoked to announce a new feature here on Singletracks called “My Bike.” My Bike pulls together some of the features we’ve had for a while like Sweet Bike and My Bike Photos into a shareable profile for each of your rigs. My Bike Profile Each of your bike profiles is linked on your member …

The post Singletracks Feature Friday: My Bike appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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29er, Gear, happy medium, i:2:3198, kenda, Mountain Bike Tires -

Choosing a mountain bike tire is all about tradeoffs: More traction means greater rolling resistance. Stickier rubber isn’t as durable. Hardpack tires get bogged down in wet conditions. If it were even possible to find a “happy medium,” would anyone want to ride it? Kenda thinks so… and I sorta agree. Visually it’s easy to …

The post Kenda Happy Medium MTB Tire Review appeared first on Singletracks Mountain Bike News.

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