A mountain bike's geometry is the biggest contributing factor to how it performs. It doesn’t matter how supple your suspension is, how grippy your tires are, or how many gears you have, if the ...

Mountain bike terminology can be confusing at times, and it can seem like it has its own language. What does it mean, for example, for your suspension to 'bottom out', and what are 'braking bumps'?

The Cambridge Dictionary defines mountain biking as “the sport or activity of riding a mountain bike (= a bicycle for riding over hills and rough ground)”, which is good enough for me. Article over.

Road bikes and mountain bikes are among the most popular types of bikes you can buy. But they're very different. Their frames look completely different, one has fat tyres while the other has skinny ...

Modern mountain bike geometry makes shorter travel bikes much more capable than before. So, if you want to chase an enduro bud down a rowdy downhill, the Chisel will keep up, providing you have the ...

New trails and bike parks, improved bike geometry and components, and televised mountain bike events are making mountain biking more popular than ever. It's no wonder why so many riders want to hop on ...

Gravel bikes and hybrid bikes both combine elements of a road bike and a mountain bike. They both usually have wider tyres than a road bike, but less so than a mountain bike. Their intended uses and ...