Cycling

Seth Stevenson, a contributor to Slate, was fortunate enough to test ride and review an Abici Granturismo, a Biomega Amsterdam, and the Batavus Breukelen (which looks suspiciously like it may be pronounced “Brooklyn”, and cannot be located in their current lineup) recently. He was also provided with an Electra Amsterdam Royal 8i, but it got … Read more

No longer content to be the stepchild hiding in the shadows, BMX is finally getting the attention it deserves at this year’s show. RIDEbmx has put together a little guide to help potential dealers make the most of their visit to  Interbike. It briefly covers the different aspects of BMX, from racing to the varied … Read more

A message from the IMBA: Act now and see your donation doubled. Help IMBA fill in the map below with trails you’d love to ride … IMBA wants to bring world-class mountain biking opportunities to your area. This year we will build more than 50 projects in dozens of states. That’s good news! The bad … Read more

Bromont World Cup women’s XC race. Willow Koerber was absolutely killing it on the first lap, with the fastest time and a respectable 15 second lead, even after the climb.  And then it happened. A flat. Yeah, I’m pretty upset if I flat while riding my local trails, or heading up the road for some … Read more

Ok, first off, Gyrobike is not a bike for drunks. Sure, it can help keep a bike as upright and steady at 2 MPH as though it was traveling at 10 MPH. Yes, it can assist riders that have issues with balance and coordination. And so what if it was invented by three engineering students … Read more