Review – Rolling Out with the Smith Trace Helmet
The Smith Trace blends MIPS and Koroyd with traditional materials to provide an innovative approach to helmet protection.
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State Bicycle Company releases 4130 fixed gear/single speed gravel bike
After over a decade of manufacturing and 5+ years since major changes, the State Bicycle 4130 Fixed-Gear /Single-Speeds are getting a full overhaul.
LEM launches new helmets for road and gravel
LEM Helmets today launched its new Motiv™ Attack and Cipressa road helmets – with both bringing unique features to further round out the brand’s product offerings.
Windrock Bike Park to host opening round of 2022 USA Cycling National Downhill Series
Windrock Bike Park will open the season for USA Cycling’s 2022 Downhill series with its annual mountain bike festival, the Tennessee National.
Archer Components Launches New Paddle Remote for D1x Trail System
Archer Components continues to build on its winning formula of developing electronic shifting for any mechanical derailleur with the release of the new Paddle Remote for its renowned D1x Trail e-shifting conversion kit.
Fizik Goes Short and Light With Vento Argo 00
The Vento Argo 00 adds a premier, range-topping edition to Fizik’s short-nosed saddle lineup.
2022 POC Road Helmet Lineup
POC’s 2022 Road line up has a helmet for everyone for road, cyclocross, and gravel/allroad riding.
The Who returns to Cincinnati’s TQL Stadium
After a canceled date in 2020, The Who are launching a brand new tour for 2022, with a stop in Cincinnati on Sunday, May 15 at the new TQL Stadium.
State Bicycles releases new eTap equipped models
The 4130 All Road and 6061 Black Label All-Road models from State Bicycles are now available with SRAM eTap for easy and precise shifting, along with the peace of mind of hydraulic disc brakes.
PNW Components releases new Loam Pedal
Mountain bike component manufacturer PNW Components has released their new alloy Loam Pedal. The all-new pedal features a super slim platform with what they call “the Goldilocks zone” – just enough grip to feel connected to the bike, but not so much that you can’t move your foot.