Flared drop bars, fat tires, longer chainstays, low gearing and an occasional dropper post or element of suspension. It’s the latest trend in the bicycle industry, and we have so many names for it.

You’d be hard-pressed to call Mike’s Tiki Bar a hidden gem, as Yankee Magazine did a few years back. It’s a gem, for sure, but there’s nothing secret about this bumping bar near the Kingdom Trails ...

Comfortable, efficient, and easy to live with—these hybrid bikes cover commuting, fitness rides, and everything in between.

Gravel is the fastest-growing cycling discipline in North America. As the sport matures, it exerts worldwide influence in other cycling nations and in nations that manufacture cycling equipment. Drop ...

On Saturday, August 9, the 31st edition of the Leadville Trail 100 will put riders to the test across—yes, you guessed it—100 miles of high-altitude Rocky Mountain terrain. Each summer, the humble ...

Road bikes and mountain bikes are among the most popular types of bikes you can buy. But they're very different. Their frames look completely different, one has fat tyres while the other has skinny ...

Bike handlebars are purpose-built. For instance, most mountain bikers don’t want to ride with a traditional cowbell type handlebar and they most certainly won’t want to use aerobars. Similarly, most ...