Search and State’s products need no introduction here. They’re high quality, made in NYC, and usually on point in terms of trendy colors and designs. Their latest is this black and camo S2-V riding vest, in stock now at Search and State.

Another US-manufacturer just launched their headset line. Minnesota’s Wolf Tooth offers a variety of designs, with custom Seals, featuring Enduro Stainless Bearings, and are made in Minnesota. See more at Wolf Tooth.

Call it a comeback. Many tire manufacturers have embraced the demand for gumwall tires and now, you can add Teravail to that list. Their Cannonball (700x35mm,38mm,42mm,) Rampart (650bx47mm,) and Coronado (27.5×3″) tires all come in a dark tan sidewall, in Teravail’s light and supple casing. Head to your local dealer to order and over to Teravail for more information.

… a 26+ city shredder. Check out the video above and more information at Surly!

Got a saddle pack that sways too much when it’s loaded down on a bikepacking trip or commute? The team at Woho Bike has just the solution for those pesky, swinging packs; the Xtouring ANTI SWAY Saddle Bag Stabilizer. It locks onto most all saddle rails and inserts on the side of your pack. The best part is, the arms of this stabilizer can hold extra water or cargo cages. See more at Woho Bike.

Moskito, the made in Switzerland, analog interface cycling computer that fits on your stem cap or wrist, has teamed up with Chris King to match their matte Punch finish in a limited run, available for pre-order this Friday. This run is limited to 24 pieces, so if pink is your thing, don’t miss out! Head to Moskito for more information.

The Big Iron is Why Cycles’ response to the fatbike the brand has received. It is a modern titanium fat bike built around 27.5 wheels, with all specs suited for snow riding, bikepacking, and just about any other use you can think of. Check out more specs and photos below, or at Why Cycles. (more…)

Prior to this year’s NAHBS, Roley Poley in NYC shot this video on location at Maglia Rosa in Carroll Gardens while the Stanridge Speed bike was being built.

Kyle from GSC is really loving his new iPhone and during our trip to Fruita and Klondike Bluffs, he documented each ride with the intention of making a trip edit. Well, here it is, dubbed “Mountain Bikers Gone Mild!”

The yearly part party, part race, and all good times return this year to Quincy, California. Grinduro‘s registration opens April, 22nd, so expect to jump on quick because like last year, it’ll book up fast. Mark your calendars, save some of that paycheck and remember, all proceeds from Grinduro go to support the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship.

Most parents are wary of buying a bike for their growing child, but what if the bike grows with them? See more at Black Mountain.

Not every bike has provisions for a fender, but that doesn’t mean your mates need to be sprayed in the face. The newly designed Fendor Bendor has a width big enough to cover a 32-55mm tire, is only 61 grams, and will last for many rainy rides to come. See more at Ass-Savers.

This looks wild!

“Mountain bike legends Hans “No Way” Rey, Danny Macaskill, and Gerhard Czerner attempt the impossible… The first back to back mountain bike ascents and descents of Mt. Kenya and Kilimanjaro Africa’s second tallest and tallest peak. What they experience changes their lives.”

Even if it is in a Hennessy ad!

A legendary crankset returns for modern riding, with world-renown weight savings (400 grams!) and classic looks. Head to Cane Creek to order their new eeWings ti mtb cranks for $999.00. Hey, lookin this good sometimes comes at a hefty cost.

Search and State’s products need no introduction here. They’re high quality, made in NYC, and usually on point in terms of trendy colors and designs. Their latest is this black and camo S2-V riding vest, in stock now at Search and State.

Another US-manufacturer just launched their headset line. Minnesota’s Wolf Tooth offers a variety of designs, with custom Seals, featuring Enduro Stainless Bearings, and are made in Minnesota. See more at Wolf Tooth.

Call it a comeback. Many tire manufacturers have embraced the demand for gumwall tires and now, you can add Teravail to that list. Their Cannonball (700x35mm,38mm,42mm,) Rampart (650bx47mm,) and Coronado (27.5×3″) tires all come in a dark tan sidewall, in Teravail’s light and supple casing. Head to your local dealer to order and over to Teravail for more information.

… a 26+ city shredder. Check out the video above and more information at Surly!

Got a saddle pack that sways too much when it’s loaded down on a bikepacking trip or commute? The team at Woho Bike has just the solution for those pesky, swinging packs; the Xtouring ANTI SWAY Saddle Bag Stabilizer. It locks onto most all saddle rails and inserts on the side of your pack. The best part is, the arms of this stabilizer can hold extra water or cargo cages. See more at Woho Bike.

Moskito, the made in Switzerland, analog interface cycling computer that fits on your stem cap or wrist, has teamed up with Chris King to match their matte Punch finish in a limited run, available for pre-order this Friday. This run is limited to 24 pieces, so if pink is your thing, don’t miss out! Head to Moskito for more information.

The Big Iron is Why Cycles’ response to the fatbike the brand has received. It is a modern titanium fat bike built around 27.5 wheels, with all specs suited for snow riding, bikepacking, and just about any other use you can think of. Check out more specs and photos below, or at Why Cycles. (more…)

Prior to this year’s NAHBS, Roley Poley in NYC shot this video on location at Maglia Rosa in Carroll Gardens while the Stanridge Speed bike was being built.

Kyle from GSC is really loving his new iPhone and during our trip to Fruita and Klondike Bluffs, he documented each ride with the intention of making a trip edit. Well, here it is, dubbed “Mountain Bikers Gone Mild!”

The yearly part party, part race, and all good times return this year to Quincy, California. Grinduro‘s registration opens April, 22nd, so expect to jump on quick because like last year, it’ll book up fast. Mark your calendars, save some of that paycheck and remember, all proceeds from Grinduro go to support the Sierra Buttes Trail Stewardship.

Most parents are wary of buying a bike for their growing child, but what if the bike grows with them? See more at Black Mountain.

Not every bike has provisions for a fender, but that doesn’t mean your mates need to be sprayed in the face. The newly designed Fendor Bendor has a width big enough to cover a 32-55mm tire, is only 61 grams, and will last for many rainy rides to come. See more at Ass-Savers.

This looks wild!

“Mountain bike legends Hans “No Way” Rey, Danny Macaskill, and Gerhard Czerner attempt the impossible… The first back to back mountain bike ascents and descents of Mt. Kenya and Kilimanjaro Africa’s second tallest and tallest peak. What they experience changes their lives.”

Even if it is in a Hennessy ad!

A legendary crankset returns for modern riding, with world-renown weight savings (400 grams!) and classic looks. Head to Cane Creek to order their new eeWings ti mtb cranks for $999.00. Hey, lookin this good sometimes comes at a hefty cost.

… head on over to GSC’s Web Shop check them out!

When Mark from Latigo Coffee and I discussed the giveaway contest we ran last week here on the site, I added in two additional subscriptions, bringing it to a total of three lucky winners, which we’ve just announced:

Of the 3x winners:
Michael Nagy – @nagyszsege
Adam Hancock – @adamshancock
Sebastian M.

Congrats and thanks to all who entered. If you’re interested in trying out Latigo Coffee, head to their website to read about their coffee subscriptions.