What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: “The Rouvida GRX RX825 Di2 Gravel brings natural-feeling Fazua assist and Shimano’s newest 12-speed Di2 shifting together. With a 10–45T cassette and stable endurance geometry, it’s built for big climbs...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This shoe hits the sweet spot for trail riding—stiff enough to power up climbs, but walkable when the hike-a-bike hits. The fit is snug, the BOA is quick, and they’ve held up to serious use.""For big trail...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The MX239 Gravel is everything I need for long days on mixed terrain. The leather upper molds to my foot over time, while the dual BOA® dials allow for micro-adjustments, so I get a perfect fit. The lightweight...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Tallac Mid BOA® gives me the perfect blend of ankle support and pedal grip for aggressive trail riding. The BOA® Fit System ensures a snug fit without pressure points, and the MaxGrip outsole keeps my feet...
From flow trails to rocky, technical chutes, the Pivot Switchblade is the Swiss Army Knife of bikes perfectly suited to excel on most trails. With 142mm of DW-Link suspension travel, the Switchblade lands in that gray area between an enduro bike and an...
When we sneak in a ride before meeting friends we opt for the Fox Racing Union Canvas Mountain Bike Shoe. These versatile kicks effortless go from pedal to pub floor thanks to a breathable canvas upper, comfortable EVA midsole, and specifically engineered...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve put these through everything from hot, exposed climbs to all-day backcountry rides, and what stands out is how little I notice them once I’m moving. The fabric breathes exceptionally well, the stretch...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""Parents who've had their kid on a balance bike first are always amazed at how fast this transition goes. The GO 2 is designed around that moment, light enough for a three year old to control independently, with...
While we might not wake up with a pep in our step, we are certainly shocked into awareness with a cup of coffee and the slap of chilly winter air on our faces. But, we're not uncomfortable from the cold thanks to the Core Bike Subz Wind Bib Tight from...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’d put this build at the top of the list for riders who want a modern endurance XC bike with minimal compromises. The Transmission drivetrain is insanely precise under load, and paired with the Split Pivot...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Fox Racing Union BOA is the trail shoe I recommend when someone wants genuine performance without giving up walkability. The dual BOA Li2 system dials in fit across two zones independently so the shoe stays...
The Expedition Mountain Bike Shoe is an ideal choice for all-day comfort whether we're headed out for a cross-country loop or a long gravel grinder. The perforated synthetic leather upper allows our feet to breathe throughout the entire ride while the...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""These quickly became my go-to flat-pedal shoes for mixed terrain. The dual-compound sole grips well when the trail gets choppy, and the chevron lugs make hike-a-bike sections surprisingly secure. They’re breathable,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""This liner is my go-to for warm weather rides. It’s light, breathable, and the chamois has just the right density for big mileage without feeling bulky. Super comfortable under any shell.""From all-day singletrack...
"The woom WOW Self-Balancing Bike gets tots on two wheels as early as 9 months. The self-balancing design keeps the bike upright independently. The self-centering steering returns the handlebars to center when a toddler lets go. Rounded edges throughout...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I’ve used the ProClip 8. 0 Endurance on big gravel loops and long XC days, and the balance of stiffness and comfort has been spot on. The carbon-nylon shank feels efficient without beating up my feet, and the...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying: ""I’ve worn the Venture Sport Jersey on mixed-terrain days where I switch between singletrack and gravel, and it performs flawlessly. The relaxed fit is perfect for layering or going solo, and I love the soft,...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The Fox Racing Union BOA is the trail shoe I recommend when someone wants genuine performance without giving up walkability. The dual BOA Li2 system dials in fit across two zones independently so the shoe stays...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""Compared to the SL, the Trailcat LT feels like it has more cushion to push harder downhill. The 135mm rear travel is really noticeable on rocky descents, and the Fox 36 fork soaks up bigger hits without feeling...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""I like the Dominator X for mixed-terrain rides where comfort matters as much as efficiency. The sole is stiff enough to feel responsive but forgiving when things get rough, and the dual dials make it easy to fine-tune...
The Expedition Mountain Bike Shoe is an ideal choice for all-day comfort whether we're headed out for a cross-country loop or a long gravel grinder. The perforated synthetic leather upper allows our feet to breathe throughout the entire ride while the...
The Fork Lift Bike Carrier is Yakima's answer to vehicles with stock roof racks already installed, so you can take your bike on a car ride even if you had no say over the setup of your rack. The adjustable trays and quick-release latch fit virtually any...
The Expedition Mountain Bike Shoe is an ideal choice for all-day comfort whether we're headed out for a cross-country loop or a long gravel grinder. The perforated synthetic leather upper allows our feet to breathe throughout the entire ride while the...
The Mavic Crossmax Boa Mountain Bike Shoe is stocked with performance and comfort features for cross-country riding. The synthetic leather upper is durable and breathable, and the memory foam insole cushions our feet for comfort on long rides. The fiberglass...
"What Our Gearhead® Experts Are Saying:""The gear indicator is the detail that makes this work for kids aged 6 to 8. Instead of counting numbers, it shows incline graphics so a child can look down and immediately understand which gear fits the terrain...