Congratulations on your new bike purchase! To get you on the trails as quickly as possible, follow this guide to ensure your bike is properly assembled.  If you are uncomfortable performing the as...

Brake rub is a common and annoying issue that most riders will encounter at some point when maintaining their mountain bike. This unwanted contact between the brake pads and rotors not only comprom...

Sag – it may only be a three letter word, but it plays a huge role in how your full suspension bike rides. When you sit on your bike, your rear shock will sink a certain amount into it’s travel – t...

Ever wonder how the wide range of different height people fit into the small-XL bike sizing spectrum? A few key adjustments let you cater these four frame sizes to anyone, like changing the height ...

Here we cover what could be the most interesting and is arguably the most important MTB component—wheels. Mountain bike wheels are special because they not only have to handle huge forces and stres...

In part 2 of Understanding Mountain Bikes, we’re looking into the component “system” that allows you to drive your bike forward. As a whole, this is called your drivetrain. Simply put, a bicycle dr...

In Part 1 of Understanding Mountain Bikes, we’ll discuss the component system at the heart of a full-suspension mountain bike: The frame and suspension. These parts are the foundation for the rest ...

Reduced offset forks - these have been the hot topic in the ever-changing world of mountain bikes this past year. First they showed up on Transition’s Speed Balanced Geometry bikes, then on the Ibi...

Setting up your mountain bike's handlebar and controls is crucial to making it feel comfortable and intuitive to ride. Get all the tips and tricks here.