Paul Components released a made-in-the-USA, 6061 aluminum alloy mechanical disc brake caliper they call the Klamper. We have one in for review, and today we take a closer look at the simplicity and ease of adjustment in the design.
SRAM’s stated goal in development of the Rival groupset is to offer 100 percent of the performance that SRAM Red gives the pro riders at …
by Clifford Lee We first reviewed the Redline Conquest Team Carbon three years ago, in Issue 15. Innovations such as fully internal cable routing, a …
by Clifford Lee The Ritte Crossberg is an accumulation of design refinement for the company Ritte Bicycles, a five-year-old bike purveyor based out of Los …
Originally, mountain biking utilized three chainrings to gain a wide gear spread, but with front shifting already less than perfect for two rings, the third …
WTB revamped its extensive saddle line for 2015, with an update to the look, and reorganization of the models, sizes and rail material. Nine models …
The new Altamira CX 1.1 Disc is a new disc model with the C10 carbon that Fuji uses in its top-end bikes. Fuji has played …
Compton’s Trek Boone 9 carbon cyclocross bike with the Isospeed seat mast and fork features Shimano components and hydraulic disc brakes, a change that came …
Quoting from our 2015 pre-Nationals Singlespeed start list article from last Tuesday: “Now that USA Cycling has eliminated the ability to contest both Masters and …
The WTB Cross Boss looks to be the new boss in town. We saw the physical tire at Bike PressCamp this summer, and it looked …
Last year, Bruno-Roy had an all-titanium Mudhoney (see second photo below) for her win but this year upgraded to the Mudhoney Pro frame, the same …
Phil Roberts lives his dream. A bicycle racer from early on, he thought of ways to make his passion his work, so that work would …
Less than a handful of years ago, cyclocross bikes were iconic for having cantilever brakes and the debate raged on about the merits and demerits …
Swobo, a company originally founded on bringing wool back to cycling clothing more than two decades ago, has bikes in the line up that offer alternatives …
At Interbike 2014, Bianchi introduced the Carbon D2 Cross Zolder, an all-carbon disc brake cyclocross race machine. Zolder is typically a World Cup stop in …
I’m not a big bike computer user, though I can appreciate the need for data to either track fitness or record your ride. Smartphone apps …
Ever have the need or desire to travel with your ’cross bike? Tired of paying exorbitant fees to travel with your bike case? The Ritchey …
Norco is one of the biggest performance bicycle companies in Canada, and even though Canada is our closest neighbor, the brand is still relatively small …
SOMA Fabrications has created a new frame for the cyclocross and gravel set: the Triple Cross. Made with beautiful brass fillet-brazed American-made KVA MS2 …
Chris Boardman, the Olympic time trial champion and one-hour world record holder is now Director of R&D at the company that bears his name. Though …
A year ago, Mavic and Time announced a collaboration between the two French companies that would strengthen product development for both of them. Out of …
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 …
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 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 is a company in North Carolina with less than 20 employees, all dead set on following a passion to produce beautiful performance wheelsets. …
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 …
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 …
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 …
