We rode and reviewed dozens of electric bikes across all categories. These are the standout picks—and the key things to know ...

Cannondale's Topstone Lefty has always lived in its own category; part gravel bike, part specific race bike, part drop-bar ...

There’s something oddly charming about the EMotorad Doodle Pro the first time you see it. It has the energy of a bike that refuses to fit into neat categories. It isn’t quite a bicycle, and it isn’t ...

Our experts tested standout electric mountain bikes—full suspension, fat bike, and hardtail—from top brands like Cannondale, ...

Tyres are not a good all-year-round choice; rear suspension can feel hyperactive and overworked on the steepest and fastest tracks Canyon's seventh-generation Neuron rides best when it flows, hitting ...

The Ariel 30 is a blast to chuck about, but the fork is a little basic and a purer DH focus means it’s less well-rounded than rivals Saracen’s Ariel 30 is a heavy-hitting trail bike with plenty of ...

On my recent epic road trip to Ottawa, I saw a problem which also happened to be raised in an email by one of our readers recently: rear-mounted bike racks. They have become a familiar sight on ...

Folks, it finally happened: gravel bikes have officially crossed over into MTB terrain, and one of the teams to carry the torch is none other than Trek. Lo and behold, the CheckOut, a full-suspension ...

Today, Wisconsin based Trek has released an all-new gravel bike, the Checkout, that aims to bridge the gap between drop bar gravel bikes and cross country hardtails (please nobody call it a grountain ...

I’m going to start this off by immediately begging you not to buy this ridiculous contraption you’ll see in the article below. You’ve been warned. Ok, now feast your eyes on this monstrosity! A $350 e ...

Needs more color options. Fat tires and suspension are squishy for everyday commuting. Falls a bit short in height (pun intended). What started as a single-product brand quickly grew into what it is ...

In May, I went for a ride on the Mount Tam trails in Marin County, California, with Grant Petersen, the founder and owner of Rivendell Bicycle Works, and his buddy Dan Leto. It was a warm and sunny ...