A journey from filming elite riders to a stage 4 colon cancer
PSA: Check Your Shit
The harrowing story of Garret Van Swearingen
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Sneetches Get Steetches
Say Hi. To Everyone. All The Time.
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Zone 2
Patience, one beat at a time.
A desperate search for adjectives and context
Stop Trying To Make Fetch Happen
“Don’t you realize? The next time we ride a new bike it’ll still be longer, lower, and slacker."
ASK UNCLE DAVE
Nobody actually knows what they're doing
Uncle Dave presents a counterpoint to Mike Ferrentino's Compromise Trap.
EDITORIAL
Extreme Metal
What does the typical mountain biker have in common with speed metal fanatics...and what can we learn?
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The Compromise Trap
Tool wielding apes with the best of intentions are still hairy primates.
EDITORIAL
Whose Line Is It Anyway?
Two different user groups. One not-so-legal trail. Does anyone have the right?
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A Grain Of Salt
Trust but verify. Now more than ever.
Editorial
A Race to Absurdity
Musings on unconventional competitions
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Flex. Stay.
A Love Letter To Twang
Editorial
The Bike of Theseus
How much tinkering and swapping can we do to a bike, or a bike company, without altering its original intent, character and soul?
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Imposter Syndrome
Hasbeen versus Neverwas. Discuss.
Editorial
Boxed Out
"For the first time in over a decade, I’m not working for or associated with a mountain bike company..."
Not A Bike Review
Not So Heavy Metal
Bend, Oregon based Abbey Tools have a reputation for precision and top shelf pricing. The following items disprove the dollar sign sticker shock, while staying true to the ethos of precision and US manufacture.
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The Fatted Calf Must Die
Fighting back against the involuntary spare tire curse.
The Beauty and The Best
Pistons & Pivots - The Best Of
Revisiting some of the more memorable Pistons & Pivots subjects of the last couple of years
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Dept. Of Redundancy Dept.
Old tools, new problems
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The Flavor of Uncertainty
Coming to terms with mountain biking taste bias
REVIEW
Being Wrong About MEC's T2 Merino Base Layer
The MEC T2 Merino Hooded Base Layer is 46% Merino wool
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The Little Things
A tiny slice of desert singletrack can be worth more than all the gold in a pirate's mouth
Not A Bike Review
(re)Filling The Void
Need vs Want; retail therapy or life tools?
REVIEW
Devinci Chainsaw GX Part II - First Rides & Future Plans
Checking in on the (now-mulleted) High Pivot + Idler (HP+I) Devinci Chainsaw
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Quiet Rituals
A personal cycling evolution; less religion, more soul food.