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In Review: Zipp 30 Course Disc Brake Tubeless Wheels
In Issue 29, we had a side-by-side comparison of the Zipp Speed Weaponry 30 Course Tubeless Disc Cyclocross wheelset. We are giving them an extensive test for Issue 30, and today we have a sneak peak of some of our initial impressions of the wheels.
Product Spotlight: Alchemist CX Zirconium Disc Tubeless Cyclocross Wheels
Italian-based and built Alchemist wheels are coming to North America through Velosport Imports, and are preparing to unleash the full carbon CX Zirconium Disc. With symmetric front and rear carbon rims, and a carbon and Zirconium alloy hub, the CX Zirconium Disc is one of the lightest tubeless wheelsets we’ve weighed directly.
Cyclocross Magazine’s Issue 29 Has Hit the Shelves: Details of the Issue
Contrary to popular belief, there is no offseason in cyclocross, and our action-packed Issue 29 sets out to prove it with enough content to get …
ENVE Keeps Pushing for the Rim Brake on the Road, Resists “Wider is Better” Off-Road
We continue our coverage of Press Camp 2015 with ENVE Composites, who revealed their SES 2.2, one of their lightest wheelsets yet with a new brake track and ENVE-specific pads.
A World Champ Returns: Alan’s Super Cross Carbon Adds Modern Features, Custom Options, Keeps Classic Look
The winningest cyclocross bike brand is back, and the Alan Super Cross carbon cyclocross bike is a modern tube-to-tube full carbon construction but features a retro aluminum lugged look. We take a first look at our latest review bike that’s begging to be raced.
New Product Spotlight: Boo Bicycles SL-G Gravel Race Bike
Boo Bicycles have unveiled its new SL models, which are custom frames that are stronger and lighter thanks to the S2 fiberglass interior. We just received the company’s SL-G Gravel Bike and today we take a look at some of the build and woodworking details that Boo Bicycle’s iron bamboo provides.
First Look: Full Speed Ahead’s SL-K MTB 29er Tubeless Carbon Wheels
We’re on the hunt for the perfect do-it-all wheelset. FULL SPEED AHEAD’s 29er Tubeless Carbon Wheel SL-K was designed with mountain biking, gravel and cyclocross racing in mind.
Pro Bike Profile: Ben Berden’s Second-Place Stoemper Ronny Cyclocross Bike at the Lost And Found
The competition was fierce at the 2015 Lost and Found Gravel Race with plenty of big cyclocross names showing up for the start. Ben Berden brought along his Sea Otter and Tokyo Cyclocross-tested Stoemper Ronny, and we were able to get a closer look at all of the details, including the newest components from TRP, FSA and Kenda.
In Review: The Zen Bike Co. CROSS, Handmade in the USA Aluminum Cyclocross Bike
Zen Bike Co. keeps the looks subtle, but keeps the functionality high for riders who demand a made in the USA frame that will get them through their commute and to the podium at a cyclocross race.
More Sea Otter Sleuthing: Raleigh’s Women’s Carbon Footprint, FSA’s Megatooth Unveiled, Vitus Unearthed, Co-Motion All-Terrain Steel Exhibited and More
We’ve still got more cyclocross and gravel bikes and gear seen at Sea Otter 2015. Queued up for you today is the return of Vitus, a compact chain tool, FSA’s hooked single ring, and more of Raleigh and Co-Motion’s new 2016 bikes.
First Look, Ride: Easton’s EC90 SL Disc Wheelset – The Aero Swiss Army Knife of Wheels?
Easton has a long history in aluminum and composites and winning titles, including taking a Tour de France title under Cadel Evans, Cyclocross National Championships …
Gearing up for the 2015 Sea Otter Day Two Roundup: First Look Slideshow, Part Two
At Sea Otter 2015, during Day Two, we took a First Look at the latest from Norco, Praxis, IRD Tires, WTB Saddles, Marin, Rever Brakes, and SRAM’s newest Rival and Force1 lineup.
Two Chains, Two Gravel Tires, Four Buttons, and Then Stick a Fork in It – Sea Otter Day Two
See new cyclocross and gravel items from Clement, TRP, Challenge, KMC, Connex, Kona and more from Sea Otter 2015, plus a few cyclocross celebrity cameos.
The UCI and WFSGI Study the Introduction of Disc Brakes to Professional Road Cycling
The UCI just announced that it will be allowing the use of disc brakes on road bikes during the 2015 season, for two separate events of each …
It’s a…Joke! The Gravel Will Remain Loose (for Now)
Many of you have figured it out by now, but consistent with the history of the Internet, cycling media and our own humble track record, …
USA Cycling to Organize National Gravel Series, Regulate Gravel Racing and Bikes
After its Fat Bike National Championships won by Ned Overend and Amanda Miller was a resounding success, USA Cycling is entering the other fastest-growing segment of …
First Look: IRD Goes Wide with Elite 11-42 and 11-40 Cassettes
Interloc Racing Design (IRD) has a history of releasing niche, problem-solving products, including one of the earliest front derailleurs designed for compact chainrings, and Campagnolo-compatible cassettes …
Zen Masters Cyclocross and Gravel with Stock, Handmade Steel and Aluminum Framesets
Zen Bike Co. brought their cyclocross lineup, both steel and aluminum frames, to NAHBS, and we took a closer look at the Portland-hatched details.
TRP Adds Steering to Braking Products with New Thru Axle Cyclocross Fork
TRP Brakes has steered past being a brake-only company and now offers a thru axle carbon cyclocross fork it unveiled at NAHBS 2015. Recognizing a …
TBT: Rival Components Before SRAM, DoubleTap and Avid Brakes
We’ve got a Throwback Thursday ( #tbt ) post for the bike and history geeks today. Many cyclocrossers have entered the sport in a world …
New Product Spotlight: Gevenalle’s New Dyna-Sys, Shadow Plus-Compatible GX Shifters
Drop handlebar cyclocrossers, gravel riders, and adventure cyclists now have an easy way of using Shimano’s clutch-based Shadow Plus Dyna-Sys rear derailleurs on their bikes with Gevenalle’s new GX shifters.
Nats (and Worlds) Bike: Gage Hecht’s Junior Title-Winning Moots Psychlo X RSL
Hecht’s Moots PSYCHLO X RSL is built with custom butted titanium tubing and comes with short 42.3cm chainstays to swing around the tightest corners. While …
Rotor Sinks its Teeth into Cyclocross with New QCX1 and QXL Chainrings
In April we brought you an interview we did with Rotor about the company’s rings, including Marianne Vos’ history using them, but this fall, the company …
Ritchey Logic Updates WCS Carbon Cross Fork: New Disc Brake Cyclocross Option, Integrated Crown Race, and Straight Steerer
NAHBS 2014 visitors may have seen a disc brake version of the Ritchey Swiss Cross bike sitting in the Ritchey booth, brazed by Tom Ritchey himself (see …
Pro Bike Profile: Brent Prenzlow’s Focus Mares Gravel Bike – Straight from the ’Cross Course
Late last month, our Chief Cowbell Ringer, Andrew Yee, warmed up his legs for cyclocross season by entering the Lost and Found race at Lake …
Catching Up With Brian Jensen, Winner of the Dirty Kanza 200
Kansas native Brian Jensen transitioned from cross-country running to cycling in 2005 after graduating from the University of Kansas. A few years later, he won …
