Braking correctly on a mountain bike
Instructions on how to use your brakes when mountain biking. Follow these tips to success and you'll improve your confidence, comfort, safety, and ...
Fall Cycling Gear Guide
Be prepared for the fall season and weather changes with the right gear that keeps you cycling through and enjoying the autumn colors
Lazer recalls some helmets for safety risk
Lazer Sport is voluntarily recalling some helmets because they don't meet roll-off safety standards. Check to see if your helmet is affected and ho...
Interbike 2018
Check out the photos and info we gathered on the latest cycling products and gear found at Interbike 2018, the industry trade show from Reno, Nevada.
Shifter
Inspired from the famous Bollé Chronoshield model, the SHIFTER is packed with simple yet progressive features to enjoy the ride. Curved temples, vented lens & Phantom lenses, have made SHIFTER the natural choice of team AG2R La Mondiale. The latest addition to Bollé’s Performance eyewear range, SHIFTER is a trib...
MSRP: $89.00
Recon
Idealized geometry, fully sealed rear hub, micro gearing, 2.30 tires and big box bars are details that make the Recon perfect for the Intermediate shredder. Key features: - 100% chromo 3pc tubular cranks - Sealed Mid-BB - 25-9 Micro Gearing - RL Hi-Ten Big Box Handlebars, 8.25-inch Rise - Monster Padded Saddle/Post ...
MSRP: $319.99Big Dummy
Big Dummy is a long-tail cargo bike, which means that not only can you haul a serious amount of cargo, different accessories can be added to your Big Dummy frame and deck depending on what you want to carry. Being a dedicated single-piece frame, instead of an add-on to an existing bike, it's stiffer and resistant to...
MSRP: $2,150.00Ruby Sport
Looking for a bike to explore the road less traveled, while keeping room in your wallet for a mid-ride cappuccino? Look no further than the Ruby Sport. The frame is among the lightest that we've ever made, and it's been constructed from our superlative FACT 9r carbon fiber. Its stiffness levels are also off the char...
MSRP: $2,200.00Shredder 16 Girls
Built with the same attention to detail as Haro's adult bikes, the Shredder 16 Girls combines solid design with scaled-down sizing to fit younger riders. Things like 16-inch alloy wheels, a rear V-brake, and a riser handlebar combine to create an adult-sized feel that stays consistent as your youngster grows into bi...
MSRP: $189.99Torino 245
Miele's Torino 245 is a fun ride that's perfect for off-road exploration and urban adventure. The lightweight aluminum frame and fork are fast, responsive, and smooth out impacts and improve control in rough conditions. Plus, your young one will love the twist shifters and easy-pedaling 21-speed drivetrain that's pe...
MSRP: TBAScarlet 1
Confident handling, and grippy, floaty 27+ tires, the Scarlet is here to maximize your fun on any trail, any where. The modern geometry and low weight let you tear down your favorite singletrack. The 2.8-inch wide WTB tires offer loads of traction, turning: “That looks pretty sketchy,” into: “Yep, I just did that.” ...
MSRP: $1,630.00Townie Commute 8D
The Townie Commute 8D is a stylish commuter bike that is built to handle the rigors of the road. It offers eight speeds to choose with a Shimano Rapid Fire Plus shifter and front and rear linear-pull brakes. Large 700c, puncture-resistant Schwalbe balloon tires roll fast and smooth, decreasing vibration on uneven ro...
MSRP: $789.99
Australian Father's Day Gift Guide
We love celebrating Father's Day - now for Australia cycling dads. Here's what to get your Aussie dad cyclist for the holiday to celebrate his awes...
How to choose the perfect roof rack and transport system for your car and your needs
The right bike rack fits your vehicle and driving style and number of bikes and is easy to use. We've got the pros and cons of the most popular sty...
What to wear for a summer of cycling
Summer cycle clothing is typically minimal and designed to remain dry even on the sweatiest days out in the saddle.
Summer Bikes and Gear Guide
The warmer and longer days of summer means you need gear that will help you manage heat, stay hydrated, and keep comfortable. We've got just the ge...
10 reasons to be a Tour de France spectator
Bored of sitting in front of the TV for three weeks during a grand tour? Why not make the pilgrimage and see the race in person. We promise you won...
What the Pros eat in a day on Tour
Ever wondered how professional cyclists fuel three hard weeks in the saddle? We give an insight into a 6000 calorie day!
Tour de France 2018: Predictions & Promises
BikeRoar's preview and predictions of the 105th edition of Le Tour, starting in Noirmoutier-en-l’île on Saturday, July 7th, and racing for three we...
How to deal with cycling related knee pain
Knee pain is a relatively common complaint among cyclists.This is why it happens and what you can do about it.
