Part Cyclocross Part Road Bike – The 2014 Kona Rove

So a big theme at Interbike this year was the introduction of a new breed of bikes called Gravel Grinders. While this has been nothing new for companies like Salsa Cycles out of Minnesota, but for many other brands, this was completely new territory. A gravel grinder in short is a modified geometry cyclocross or…

BASF Brings Back the Penny-Farthing

I still think of BASF as the company that made VHS tapes so that I could record episodes of the Cosby Show, but they actually have been around since 1865. As a tribute to the era in which they were founded, they decided to recreate a penny-farthing using today’s technology including a smartwatch for enhanced…

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Highlights from the Continental Divide Trail

The Continental Divide Trail mountain bike route is 2,774 miles from Canada to Mexico. This trail was formed by linking trails, roads and mixed use surfaces from 1995 to 1997. Now each year a handful of cyclists take it on in a self-supported race format, called the Tour Divide. This trail is most definitely on…

How to be a Mountain Biker

Here’s a quick video from the folks at NSMB.com on how to be a mountain biker and it’s right on the money! Apparently I still need to get a trail dog! But in all seriousness, what is there not to love about the mountain bike lifestyle? Pick your style and go ride!

Denver Veloswap is Tomorrow!

Every October the largest cycling swap meet takes over Denver’s National Western Complex on the east side of town. This is the site that is better known for the annual National Western Stock Show every January. It’s here where thousands upon thousands of square feet is home to the most new and used bikes and…

The Armstrong Lie // Official Movie Trailer

There have been rumors flying around about a Lance Armstrong movie being filmed. I guess you can say the rumor was for many movie to be made, but it looks like Sony Pictures has the first to hit the big screen next month with “The Armstrong Lie.” Give the trailer a watch.