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Orange Seal’s Tubeless Sealant: Endurance VS Regular Head-to-Head Test
Thinking back on your life at an old age, there will be defining moments that will bring a smile to your weathered face as you sip Arnold Palmers on your front porch and remember “the good ole days.” Your first kiss. Your wedding day. Your child’s first words. And, of course, the day you started riding …
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Not All of Shimano’s 2016 Deore XT M8000 Brakes Provide the Reliability the Brand Is Known For – A Long Term Review
The brakes that came as a stock spec on my GT Force Carbon Pro were fraught with durability and reliability issues. When they were in good working order, they worked well–but they required constant maintenance to keep them functioning properly. So, I reached out to Shimano to get a set of the brand-new 2016 Deore XT M8000 …
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Watch: Bell Super 2R MIPS Mountain Bike Helmet Review
The Bell Super 2R may be the most versatile mountain bike helmet on the market. If you are looking for the “quiver killer” of helmets, this is it! The Super 2R has a wrap around polycarbonate shell and comes MIPS-equipped, making it one of the safest helmets for mountain biking on the market. It really …
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A Plus Bike with No Minuses: The Ibis Mojo 3
When I rolled up to the Ibis tent at Cyclofest, I was a little bummed to see they only had plus versions of the new Mojo 3 available to demo. I’ve ridden a few plus bikes, but I’ve found that they do best on open terrain where you can sustain your speed. The trails at …
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Testing the Updated 2017 Trek Remedy 9.8 – A Review
Trek made some major changes to the Remedy line for 2017. They eliminated the 29er version of the bike and then totally redesigned the frame. The new Remedy sports 27.5″ wheels, 150mm of rear travel, a revised “Straight Shot” downtube said to increase stiffness, and geometry that is longer, lower, and slacker than the previous …
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