Close Your Eyes & Cut Your Bars
Before ditching your old bar, why not cut off a couple of cms and see if your legacy length still works for you with modern bike geometry?
27Mar 2020
23Mar 2020
Scorched Earth Part Two: Southern California
In the second installment of our five-part series on climate change, we visit the wildfire epicenter of southern California.
19Mar 2020
To Ride or not to Ride During a Global Pandemic?
The question is, can we justify riding mountain bikes in the shadow of this global pandemic?
19Mar 2020
Opinion: 4 Lessons From Riding Inexpensive Bikes
Lessons from two weeks in the desert riding budget bikes.
18Mar 2020
Dr. Strange Hub: Or How I Learned To Love The Gearbox
This is a story about oil-bathed, trigger-shifted, any-shop-can-service, shift-without-pedaling,
16Mar 2020
Scorched Earth Part One: Riding Through the Era of Climate Change
In the first of a five-part series on climate change and the future of mountain biking, we visit Colorado's wildfire- and beetle-ravaged high country.
11Mar 2020
The Inside Line Listener Response: Is MTB Design As Good As It Gets?
The Inside Line podcast listeners respond to the current state of mountain bike design.
6Mar 2020
Burning Question: How Do We Get More Women To Work in the Bike Industry?
I reached out to influential women that currently work in the bike industry to get their thoughts on why there aren't more women in the bike industry and how we can change that.
26Feb 2020
The Inside Line Listener Response: Are Mountain Bikes Too Expensive?
The Inside Line listeners respond to the question about the current cost of mountain bikes.
21Feb 2020
Silent Trail Tillers: Wild Boar Shape and Aerate Trails in Their Forested Habitat
What do boar populations have to do with mountain biking?
20Feb 2020
Podcast: Dan Osterman – Being the Best
Listen to us dive deep into the challenging topics of Mental Health, Body Image, the Cannabis Industry, and the taboo details of being an Elite Level Athlete.
13Feb 2020
What Makes a Tire Worthy of the North Shore?
Bad tires make you slow, tentative and terrified, rarely adjectives that describe a good ride.
13Feb 2020
Opinion: Does Mountain Biking Need a Race of Champions?
The Race of Champions would be a season-ending event where XC, DH, enduro, and freeriders would compete against each other on identical bikes.
13Feb 2020
Listen to the Aspens Quake: A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature
This little series titled ‘A Mountain Biker’s Guide to Nature’ is intended to spark interest and attention toward the natural landscapes we all enjoy riding through.
12Feb 2020
Buy The Bike You Already Own – A Spring Service Story
The math is simple: The cash you can get for your old bike (X) versus the cost of the new rig you're lusting for (Y) equals a pallet of cash ($$$$).
11Feb 2020
Interview: Santa Cruz’s Rob Roskopp Talks eMTBs
One of Santa Cruz’s original founders talks about how much of their catalogue could be electric in the coming years, and much more.
9Feb 2020
Zink, Aggy, TVS – Social Media and MTB – The Inside Line Listener Response
Social media and mountain biking? How today's instant media is impacting our sport.
7Feb 2020
Former Trek Executive’s Open Letter to Bike Industry About E-Bikes
Joe Vadeboncoeur was with Trek Bicycles for 30 years and worked in many capacities there, including the development and growth of e-bikes.
6Feb 2020
Interview: Abby Long, Executive Director of the Kingdom Trail Association
Abby addresses many of the concerns about the trail access at Kingdom Trails in Vermont.
5Feb 2020
If the Slickrock Trail can be Sold, are any Trails Safe?
Oil and gas lease threatens legendary Moab mountain bike trail.