There were lots of 32” MTBs to see at Sea Otter, but most of the major players still aren’t showing their cards.

Can the smallest, lightest, cheapest bike radar we’ve ever encountered compete with the big boys, such as Garmin and Lezyne?

These bikes are tour-ready, balancing comfort, range, versatility, and performance without the bulk of heavyweight touring ...

The market has exploded to match that demand — and for riders on the smaller end of the size and budget spectrum, it’s hard ...

And the ride turning all those heads? A purple, two-metre tall bicycle that looks like a steampunk take on a penny farthing.

Many of us of a certain age might remember our tween years — those days in the late ’60s when mini-bikes became all the rage for young men too small for a motorcycle and too young for a drivers’ ...