Nicole Formosa

L.A-based apparel brand, Machines For Freedom, may be small, but its voice is loud, particularly when it comes to issues of diversity.

EWS racers Bex Baraona and Chloe Taylor have both tested positive for COVID-19, and are in isolation, as the rest of the field prepares for this weekend’s race in Pietre Ligure, Italy. According to her sponsor, Ibis Cycles, Baraona started experiencing flu-like symptoms and extreme fatigue, which pr…

In the age of the 29er, the Juliana Furtado proves that 27.5 still has its place in the world of pure fun on two wheels.

If a new Liv Intrigue sounds familiar, that’s because it is. It’s only been six weeks since Liv introduced the aluminum-frame version of the Intrigue as the brand’s second-ever 29er. Now, the women’s-specific brand is back with the Carbon Intrigue 29, a three-model addition to the two aluminum build…

Sean Estes helped save dozens of homes in his neighborhood from the fast-burning CZU Lightning Complex Fire.

At first glance, the Eminent Onset might require a second glance. But don’t be unsettled by the unusual silhouette of this new short-travel 29er.

Rachel Olzer has emerged as a leading voice in cycling, celebrating humanity, respect and equality within largely white industries.

Yeti Cycles has used the term ‘tribe’ in its marketing for some three decades. A change.org petition is asking them to stop due to appropriation of the Indigenous culture.

The 2021 Yeti SB115 is a cross between the SB100 short-travel 29er and the SB130 mid-travel 29er, in a package all its own.

Juliana Bicycles’ best-selling Furtado mid-travel, do-it-all trail bike is back with new geometry, new shock placement, and as much fun as it’s ever been.

Ibis Cycles’ iconic Mojo trail bike is back, and has been redesigned to incorporate design touches and geometry updates from the rest of Ibis’ line-up.

A lawsuit that claimed the Tahoe National Forest wrongfully permitted class 1 e-MTBs on 136 miles of non-motorized trail has been dismissed.

Legend has it, mountain bikers didn’t give the North Shore its gnar—Digger did.

Reigning World Cup Elite XC Champion Kate Courtney chats about the Tokyo Olympics postponement and training during lockdown.

Alex Pavon, a pro rider for Juliana Bicycles, also works as an EMT at the emergency room in Flagstaff, where she is facing a competitor unlike any before.

Thule introduces its take on the platform-style hitch rack popularized by 1Up, a simple but secure system that holds precious two-wheeled cargo tightly.

Meet Charlie Sturgis, the man who helped turn Park City, Utah, into a singletrack wonderland, with more than 400 miles of legal trail.

Step inside the workshop of mechanic Ryan Palmer, and watch as this one-of-a-kind Ibis Ripley come together under Palmer’s masterful hands.

If you’ve been keeping a close eye on Pivot’s frame evolution over the past year, the design of the revamped Switchblade won’t come as a surprise—it sports the same swoop-less lines and vertical shock placement as the Mach 4 SL, which came out last May. But those changes merely scratch the surface o…

Graham Agassiz, one of the sport’s biggest forces in freeride, looks ahead to a new sponsor and new goals.