Here's a list of upcoming trail days on the North Shore. Also, the NSMBA is hiring an event coordinator and a couple of builders.

We've saved some daylight (permanently, for you lucky British Columbians), and spring is finally in the air. A recent visit back to the frozen wasteland of Idaho reminded me that in most of the ...

Daylight is in short supply during the winter around here. Well before sunset, light begins to leak out of the woods like oil from an old engine. Sure and swift, dusk fills the space between trees. If ...

Just because it isn't rad doesn't mean it isn't hard ...

Bottom brackets are a little different because they are generally sold pressed into the cups. This is a reasonable trade-off because most bottom brackets aren't very expensive compared to other MTB ...

Similarities between the Hardline and my temporary wrist splint ended at the black colour. The Hardline takes the technical safety cake, with a Koroyd energy-absorbing structure, MIPS liner, ...

MTB Hopper, the original portable ramp company did just that. This is a laser cut, 11ply, bike stand that can hold tires as narrow as 1.8" and as wide as 4". 24" is the smallest wheel diameter that'll ...

We're mixing it up this week for Weekend Warmup. Rather than having one person curate a list, we decided to have each of our editors pick one video each. As with regular WW, the videos do not have to ...

After the dust settled and Dan Harrison was chosen as the Writer's Apprentice, he pretty much got to work on writing his first piece right away. He also had an important decision to make, because ...

As a born-again flat pedal rider, I've discovered I am both less particular and more fussy, in relatively equal measure, than I used to be. In my previous life on platforms, I scoffed at any shoes ...

A tale of two Specialized bikes. Well, OK - this is really just the tale of one bike, and that bike is (take a deep breath in) the Specialized Stumpjumper EVO Elite Alloy. In the interest of not going ...

On the terrain I generally ride, and among the some of the usual suspects who congregate at the base of Mount Seymour here in North Vancouver, a hardtail almost seems like a novelty. And it's not that ...