When you’re gearing up to spend serious time outdoors, your ride can make or break the experience. It doesn’t matter if you’re coasting through forest trails, grinding out a gravel climb, or hauling your camping setup into the wild, the question often starts with: electric or classic? E-bikes have surged in popularity, with more riders
You just got back from a long ride, sweat-soaked, legs heavy, maybe a bit buzzed from the effort. Now what? The truth is, what you eat in the hour or two after hopping off the bike can make or break how you feel tomorrow. Muscles don’t rebuild themselves out of thin air. Glycogen, the fuel
Gas prices are high, traffic is worse than ever, and let’s be honest, owning a car isn’t cheap. That’s why more people are wondering if they can ditch their car and ride an e-bike instead. It’s a fair question. E-bikes are fast, fun, and surprisingly capable. But can they really take over all the things
There’s something uniquely satisfying about loading up a bike, setting off down a remote trail, and watching the miles melt into memories. In the world of bikepacking, the U.S. delivers big – coastlines, mountains, deserts, and forests all stitched together by trails that challenge, inspire, and reward. As 2025 rolls in, more riders than ever
When you are riding alone, there are no teammates, no one setting the pace, no need to explain why you’re stopping for a photo or choosing a slower road. It’s freedom, plain and simple. But when you’re a woman cycling solo, freedom doesn’t mean skipping the prep work. You’ve got to think ahead – not
There’s a lot that goes into a good ride – training, pacing, gear. But if you’re not fueling right, even the most finely tuned bike won’t save you from hitting a wall halfway through a climb. The food and drink choices you make before, during, and after your ride are what keep your legs turning,
Motorized bikes have taken over neighborhoods, alleys, and even morning commutes. They’re everywhere, from delivery riders zipping through side streets to commuters bypassing gridlock like it’s a personal superpower. It’s easy to see the appeal: low fuel costs (or none at all), freedom from parking drama, and just enough speed to make errands feel like
Electric bikes have flipped the script on how we think about cycling. But like anything with tech under the hood, they’re not invincible. From battery hiccups to display glitches, e-bikes come with their own set of quirks. The good news? Most of them are fixable, without needing an engineering degree. We prepared a guide to
As battery technology keeps improving and more people look for smarter, greener ways to move around, electric bikes are having a serious moment. We’re well past the early days of e-bikes being quirky gadgets for hobbyists. In 2025, they’re practical, powerful, and, most importantly for some riders, capable of going really far on a single
The buzz around mountain biking in 2025 is louder than ever. And no surprise, the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup has become the place to see the sport at its peak. The good news? You don’t need to book a flight to Val di Sole or stand elbow-to-elbow with fans in Loudenvielle to catch the