We have a Sage Titanium PDXCX to review. Sage Titanium owner David Rosen is loaning his personal race bike from last season. We saw his new bike has a few detail changes at the Sea Otter Classic 2025.
With the cancelation of the 2021 Lost and Found gravel race typically held on the same day, all eyes and gravel racers are aimed at Kansas’ Unbound Gravel race this weekend. Formerly named Dirty Kanza ...
Cincinnati Ohio-based Photographer Jason Whitman has had his amazing imagery published in The New York Times, Rolling Stone, Vox, and ABC and NBC news. Yet photographing cycling competitions is one of ...
The Masters 65-69 Men followed the Masters Men’s 70+ race at the 2022 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships in Hartford, CT. Scott Paisley, who took first at 2018 Reno Cyclocross Nationals ...
The 2025 Life Time Grand Prix kicked off with Thursday's 2025 Sea Otter Classic Gravel Race. The 90-mile gravel race replaced the Fuego XL mountain bike race that the Grand Prix used last year. In the ...
For American cyclocross, Kona is a storied brand. During the era of American Cyclocross popularity from 2003 through 2014, the “twin towers” of Ryan Trebon and Barry Wicks were a dominant force riding ...
With cyclocross season a month away, some ’crossers might be looking to upgrade their ride for the upcoming season. Our #crossiscoming series continues with a look at the re-designed, race-specific ...
Wilier Triestina takes the crown of having its name on some of the most unique bikes we’ve covered. A few years ago, it left an oversized impression on us with its steel Jaroon + monster cross bike, ...
When Trek signaled its commitment to cyclocross with the launch of a new line of ’cross bikes to replace the old Ion CX, it headed farther west and south from the company’s Wisconsin home with a ...
T-Lab in Montreal, Quebec, Canada is a relatively new producer of titanium bicycles. The X3 is their first bike and remains a flagship of the T-Lab lineup. T-Lab’s founder and team members are not new ...
In 2017 cyclocross in the United States led to a new “off-season” phenomenon of long off-road races and events where the ‘cross bike was the weapon of choice. While this was going on for years before ...
Cyclocross remains alive and well in the U.S., but gravel riding has grown into a larger—and still expanding—category. Major bike manufacturers, seeing only a limited market for cyclocross models in ...