Lynskey Performance Design has announced an entry into titanium components with the first being this seat post offered in two lengths and in only one diameter for the time being. Not surprisingly, the post features a titanium shaft, but the clamp features aluminum and carbon fiber components. The post is Lynskey’s take on the [...]

Editor’s Note: In this series, Grannygear introduces us to some custom frame builders and takes a closer look at the process of making and delivering a custom, handmade bicycle to a customer.
Part one: Off-the-rack: It’s a pretty good deal.
Every cyclist begins somewhere, usually at the beginning. Makes sense that way. Typically, a beginner cyclist walks [...]

In this post, we’d like to introduce you to some of Hoss Technical Gear’s products that we will be testing over the next few months. Hoss started out as a company that aimed to give the mountain biker value for the dollar spent. Making a name for themselves early on with the Ponderosa short, [...]

We recently recieved some Ashima disc brake rotors to try out on our 29″ers. The Ashima company is out of Taiwan where the Ashima products are designed and made. Ashima also makes some trick, lightweight disc brake calipers that we are hoping to get our grimy mits on someday, but for now, we’ll be looking [...]

We will be taking a look at more of the parts from our Misfit Psycles “Budget Build” again today. We’ll start things off with the seating for one………

Used but not abused
The saddle and seat post on the Misfit Dissent are a bit interesting. First let’s take a look at the saddle. It is a “take [...]

Editor’s Note: From time to timewe recieve press releases and we will pass them along if they are pertinent to this site. Today we wanted to point out that “Klunkerz”, the film by Billy Savage about the early days of the modern era of mountain biking, would make a great film for your cycling library. [...]