new cyclocross products, reviews, and mechanic tips
We put the Felt Breed Advanced GRX 820 to the test. The bike of choice for the Felt United gravel team has 50mm tire clearance and plenty of mud clearance for #shorttrackgravel. See if it’s the bike for you.
Bib shorts offer a lot of enefits, but make the call of nature more complicated, especially for women. Several companies have women’s bib short designs to address this very issue. Read our review to find out if they really work to add convenience.
We saw and rode the new Cane Creek Invert suspension gravel fork. What is it?
Cervelo introduces an update to the race proven Aspero Gravel Bike. What’s new? Read on to find out.
We’re back at the Sea Otter Classic for 2024. Follow along to see what catches our ‘cross and gravel-focused eyes.
Frame builder Li King races cyclocross, tracklocross and gravel with much success. King won SSCXWC on a special bike built just for the event. We check out the unique frame and component choices they made for the winning machine.
Want a bike that can do it all with little compromise? The Rocky Mountain Solo C70 carbon gravel bike boasts nimble geometry and massive tire clearance. See if it should make your wish list.
We ride and review a lot of products, but we’re not always on the latest and greatest. See some of our fave items that we’ve spent a lot of 2023 on.
Cyclocross season is upon us. Do you need a dedicated cyclocross race bike? The German company Bombtrack has one ready to race out of the box that we put to the test.
The Fezzari Shafer Comp GRX carbon gravel bike is a bargain for USD 2300. Is it the ideal bike for your adventures or racing? Read our review.
Looking for a performance off-road cycling shoe for cyclocross, gravel or mountain biking that fits? The Quoc Grand Tourer XC might fit the bill.
Challenge has heard the call from the masses for high-volume cyclocross tire options, and is releasing 38mm tubeless and tubular options, along with a Team Edition 33mm TLR tire.
Challenge adds a handmade Getaway XP TLR tire with “Xtra Protection” for the sharp rocks of events like Unbound Gravel. See what’s under the tread of this new tire.
What makes WTB’s new Gravelier saddle gravel-specific? We put the saddle, officially unveiled at Sea Otter 2023, to the test over the last month.
We take a detailed look at the new Lōgōs Components Epoché 700C carbon wheelset for road and gravel to learn what separates it from the competition.
Looking for something different in a gravel or adventure bike? We put the Nukeproof Digger to the test. See if it’s the bike for you.
Launched on the scene back in April, SEIDO Components is the new sister wheel brand to the German brand, Bombtrack Bicycle Co.
Inclement weather cycling is more comfortable with a good waterproof breathable rain jacket. What does your hard earned money get you? Is the low cost option a good one?
Do you get what you pay for in a cycling kit? We reviewed 3 pairs of thermal winter bib shorts in different price ranges to see.
Ritchey’s 50th Anniversary celebration continues with the release of a special, limited-edition version of its legendary Swiss Cross frameset.
We review the updated Cushcore Gravel/CX tubeless tire insert in Part 4 of our gravel and cyclocross tire insert series.
In our ongoing series of reviewing tire inserts, we bought a Vittoria Airliner to compare to our other reviewed inserts. See how it compares to Cushcore, Tannus and our DIY system.
T-LAB Introduces its new X3.22 gravel bike. We take a first look at the new titanium model the company calls “its best gravel bike ever.”
Tubeless tire inserts can improve the off-road ride experience. Does a DIY insert work? Is it worth your trouble? Read on to find out.
What are some of the choices for tubeless tire inserts and are they for you? In Part One of this series, we review the Tannus Armour Tubeless gravel insert.
The Evil Bikes Chamois Hagar is unique among gravel bikes in design and hype. Should it make your wish list? We put it to the test.
Sea Otter Classic 2022 had a lot of new products to show. Here is what caught our attention.
The Cannondale Supersix EVO CX replaces the venerable SuperX and intends to cover both cyclocross and gravel racing. Does it do a good job?
Tom Pidcock whipped his new Pinarello Crossista F cyclocross whip to a World Championship gold medal. We look at the winning bike in detail.
It’s a great time of year to upgrade the bike, toolbox and closet. See our editor’s picks for a few favorite cycling accessories.