Articles, resources and tips for mountain bikers.

Eyewear is a piece of cycling gear that can enhance your ride in many ways. Like most mountain biking purchases, it’s possible to spend as much as your wallet allows. Here are a few things to look for when choosing a pair of sunglasses.

Follow these suggestions and you'll be powering up and over steep inclines quicker and more efficiently than ever.

Nothing is more annoying than a cleat that won't clip-in properly or a pedal engagement that just feels funny. If you're having these problems, use the following tips to diagnose the problem and get back to pedal perfection.

In mountain biking, as in most types of cycling, the right saddle can have a huge impact on comfort. This is especially true when doing longer rides. I think we've all had the unfortunate experience of going on a long ride with a poor quality or poorly adjusted saddle. Here are a few tips to help you find a saddle that matches your riding style and comfort needs.

Most of us have at least 1 dinosaur of a mountain bike sitting in the basement or garage collecting dust. The brakes are rusty, the cogs are warn and the cables have seen better days. The frame may still be in good shape, but the problem with a bike like this is that it will end up costing just shy of a new bike to replace all the warn-out parts. A much better and cheaper solution is to convert your old steed to a single speed. With more and more single speed kits on the market, even a novice wrench can do the work. Here is an overview of what you’ll be in for if you decide to ditch gears.