Like Katie Compton did before him years in a row, Andrew Dillman proved that you don’t need the lightest carbon fiber frame to get yourself to the top of the podium at a championship race. We take a closer look at his Collegiate Championship winning Trek Crockett for today’s Pro Bike Profile.
We take a first look at the Santa Cruz Stigmata, a new cyclocross bike. Unlike the last iteration of the alloy bike, this is Santa Cruz’s first attempt at a carbon fiber cyclocross frame. Stay tuned for a future full review.
2016 Ridley X-Night SL 10 Disc Specs: Frame: X-Night SL, Hm/Hr Unidirectional Carbon Fork: Oryx Disc TA15 / Tapered Steerer Groupset: SRAM Force Cx1 11-Speed …
Electronic and Single Chainring Close to 94% of the top sixteen riders (the best four in each category) were either using an electronic drivetrain, or …
Up until last season, Rob Peeters donned the yellow and white colors of the Telenet-Fidea Cycling Team and naturally rode a matching Ridley to multiple …
Periodic element number 22 holds a far more special place in the hearts of the owners of the No.22 Bicycle Company than number five ever …
After coming off a season that had its ups and downs, Zach McDonald is back, this time with a new team and new goals for …
Our European contributor, Christopher Langer, spent the weekend capturing the latest products and news from Eurobike 2014, which included a new all-around tire from Challenge …
Cyclocross Magazine and many of its readers enjoy a gravel ride or race, and this hidden gem might be just what you’re looking for if …
Yesterday, we got a sneak preview of the new and very first cyclocross frames from Redline before Sea Otter officially kicked off, but today we …
Last year, Felt showcased an impressive fleet at Sea Otter, from an ultra-high-end carbon frameset to an aluminum complete bike to a ’cross bike for …
by Iain Baker After seeing the Alchemy Bicycles ’cross bike at the 2014 NAHBS in Charlotte, we sat down with Cody Baker of Alchemy, who …