Longer, lower, and slacker was the trend in mountain bike design for years, and we're finally hitting a plateau, with most ...

A mountain bike's geometry is the biggest contributing factor to how it performs. It doesn’t matter how supple your suspension is, how grippy your tires are, or how many gears you have, if the ...

Cycling culture is full of little idiosyncrasies. Some of them we love and respect, like the fact that a water bottle is a ...

Mountain bike geometry has taken significant leaps and bounds in the last few years, with long, slack, low figures – referring to wheelbase and reach, head tube angle, and bottom bracket height ...

Flip chips are a common feature on modern full-suspension mountain bikes (and some gravel bikes), but it might not be immediately obvious to you what they do. They are often located in the shock mount ...

The Ridley Ignite GTX tickles the line between a highly rugged gravel hardtail and “we put a dropbar on our hardtail MTB frame.” Ridley is calling it an “Alpine Gravel Bike.” From the looks of it, ...

Back in the day, Scott released the Voltage as a hard-hitting versatile all-mountain and freeride bike (enduro hadn't been invented yet). The Voltage has now been resurrected, returning to the Scott ...