Co-Motion CX Rex — Cyclocross Bike Review
The Co-Motion was originally reviewed in Issue 23 of Cyclocross Magazine along with bikes from Soma, Specialized, Raleigh, Foundry, Norco and Ritchey. You can get …
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April 7, 2019 Ridden and Reviewed: Thesis OB1 Carbon All-Road Bike
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April 3, 2019 Ridden and Reviewed: Kona Libre DL Carbon Gravel/Adventure Bike
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March 31, 2019 In Review: Pivot Vault Cyclocross / Gravel Bike with New Gravel-Oriented Build
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March 28, 2019 NAHBS 2019: T-Lab All-Terrain X3 Titanium Gravel / Adventure Bike
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March 27, 2019 NAHBS 2019: Co-Motion’s Made-in-Oregon Steelhead Tandem and Klatch Gravel Bikes
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HED Cycling Goes Fat and Skinny with Ardennes FR and The Big Deal in 2014
HED Cycling is always innovating, looking for the combination of light weight, strength, and aerodynamics. Not all these parameters are completely compatible, but there are …
Marin Boasts Versatility with the Aluminum Lombard Cyclocross / Gravel Bike— Sea Otter 2014
Marin Bikes of California unveiled the 2015 update of the Lombard, and Clifford Lee got a good look at the aluminum cyclocross bike. Marin describes …
Industry Nine Turns to Carbon with New Ultralite CX Alloy and Carbon Disc Wheelsets — Sea Otter 2014
Industry Nine is a company in North Carolina with less than 20 employees, all dead set on following a passion to produce beautiful performance wheelsets. …
Long-Term Review: Look S-Track MTB / Cyclocross Pedals – A Stable, Mud-proof Option
by Clifford Lee Back in 1984, Look popularized the step-in “clipless” pedal, using its long-gained knowledge from dominance in the ski industry, and the cycling …
New Product Spotlight: Triple Cross Stainless – SOMA Fabrications Adds Sparkle and Shine
by Clifford Lee SOMA Fabrications has expanded its cyclocross line-up with a new frame for the dirt and gravel set called the Triple Cross. The …
Issue 20 Sneak Peek: Mechanical Disc Brakes
by Clifford Lee With the UCI legalizing disc brakes for cyclocross, and many professionals and amateurs— particularly in the US—adopting the system, it’s no surprise …
