Posts in category cyclocross tech

Japanese tire manufacturer Panaracer has been killing it lately. The company joined forces with Stan’s NoTubes to form a gravel team and had one of …

Even though we lust after new cross bikes, wheels and drivetrains, there are plenty of more affordable upgrades that can make a big difference in your cyclocross racing experience. We provide our recommendations and consult three experts.

Even without USA Cycling gravel regulations, gravel races, gravel gear and even gravel itself vary tremendously. Earlier this week we brought you our review of …

Stampede Bikes (formerly TykesBykes) Sprinter 16 bike features full V-brakes, a riser bar, standard component dimensions and a tall, race-worthy gear to get your little one ready for cyclocross season. We use child labor to test it out.

There are now enough gravel tires to cover all the different types of gravel throughout the world. From groomed, hard packed surfaces that feel very …

At the 2017 Kona Launch in Squamish, BC, we got a closer in-person look with the big tire, bright orange Kona Sutra LTD.

Allen Sports has a $189 S535 Premier Three Bike Hitch Carrier that aims to carry your family or team’s quiver to the next race or trailhead. We’ve been playing with the S535 for a bit, and come away impressed with its capability and security. Read on for our full impressions.

Ride at night? Want to video your adventures or document your commute? We review the feature-packed Cycliq Fly12 action camera and 400 lumen light combo.

Van Dessel Cycles has been a roll these last few years, releasing its made-in-USA Aloominator cantilever cyclocross frame in 2013, then updating its Full Tilt …

Many of us can only dream of taking a week to attend a top-level cyclocross camp with some of the best coaches and top talent. Thankfully, …

The American Classic MTB Race 29er tubeless wheels, despite the mountain bike name, are one of most compelling offerings from the company for cyclocross and gravel. We’ve been testing a set and have our initial impressions.

Science In Sport is a large British sports nutrition company. You might not have heard of it, but it’s publicly traded as SIS on the …

Two days ago many of you enjoyed watching some of the nation’s best youth work on their dismounts and remounts thanks to Chris McGovern’s video. …

“The four building blocks of the universe are fire, water, gravel and vinyl.” -Dave Barry, Author The four industry vets behind VYNL bikes might agree …

Aftermarket derailleur pulleys. If you’ve been around a while, you’re probably in one of two schools of thought when thinking about rear derailleur pulleys. One school …

We heard about MontanaCrossCamp from Geoff Proctor in our interview with the cyclocross coach after his European camp with Sven Nys. It’s now underway, and …

We’ve had two previous looks at the Vittoria Adventure Trail TNT Tire, with a quick look at an early prototype last year at Interbike, and …

Kona is getting ready to launch its 2017 line of cyclocross, gravel and endurance road bikes, but we have a sneak peek at the new bikes for you today.

The new MkII cyclocross bike is Low Bicycles’ latest creation. After expanding from track to the road to grow with his riders, Low focused on meeting the growing calls for a cyclocross and gravel bike.

Easton Cycling has just officially announced its new EC90 SL carbon crankset for cyclocross, road and gravel. We’ve been riding the 1x crankset for a few weeks, and have our initial impressions in this review:

Kenda has a new mud tire out called the Cholla Pro and we take a first look at the new offering here.

Remember that mystery carbon crank we spotted on on Craig Richey’s cyclocross bike at Sea Otter? Easton Cycling has officially unveiled the offering, and it’s …

Sugoi Performance Apparel and Sombrio showed off some cycling apparel that really stood out when the lights dimmed, and many of the new products are well-suited for cyclocross and gravel cyclists.

There is no denying that disc brakes are the dominant stock brake type among cyclocross and gravel bikes today, and even the most affordable bikes typically come with mechanical disc brakes. But they’re not always the simplest to set up correctly. Learn how to best adjust your mechanical disc brakes in this piece.

Bontrager took one of its versatile knobby hybrid tire treads and upgraded it with a tubeless TLR bead and casing. The result? The Bontrager LT2 TLR Team Issue tubeless tire.

At the 2016 Press Camp, Camelbak impressed with a slew of new hydration products and refinements of existing models. From a collapsible bottle to new lifestyle pre and post-race hydration options and updated bladders, Camelbak has the following new products coming this fall.

You need to see clearly to stay upright and race to your potential. Ryders Eyewear impressed us at Press Camp with its high-tech lenses made for cyclists.

Today we take a look at the first gravel-specific offerings from Pinarello, with the GAN GRS model featuring a rear suspension designed to keep riders comfortable over the long haul.

As the United States celebrates Independence Day today, we’re taking a look at two bikes that aren’t quite typical for our bike profiles, spotlights or reviews, but are appropriate for the July Fourth holiday. One is brand new, one we’ve spent a bit of time on.

Smith has released two new helmets intended for road and MTB use respectively and each coming with or without MIPS technology, the Route and the Rover.