More by Nic
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2026 Shimano GRX and CUES Updates Bring More Chainrings and Crank Lengths
comment 15 time Apr 15 compose Nic Morales / DispatchShimano has announced updates and expansions to its GRX and CUES lines, bringing more crank lengths, chainring sizes, and component options. Built for both more aggressive riders and those looking for greater versatility in component choice, explore the details of these groupset updates below…
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Stomp Lox Trail Worm Review: Grounding
comment 22 time Apr 15 compose Nic Morales / ApparelInspired by their clipless model, Stomp Lox and Ronnie Romance have brought a flat, trail-running-oriented shoe to the bike space. Dubbed the Trail Worm, this barefoot-style design aims to reconnect users with their natural stride and provide a more grounded feel to everyday use. Nic used the Trail Worms on and off the bike and shares his thoughts in this review…
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Collective Reward #244: COROS NOMAD Watch
comment 3 time Apr 15 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchWrapping up our current round of Collective Reward giveaways, which includes 15 prize packages worth many thousands of dollars, we’re setting up one randomly selected site supporter with a COROS NOMAD GPS smartwatch. Find details here…
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The Sklar Lightweight Rear Rack has Integrated Gear Loops
comment 10 time Apr 15 compose Miles Arbour / DispatchThe new Sklar Lightweight Rear Rack has a large top platform, integrated cargo cages, and weighs just over 630 grams. We had a chance to take an early look at the rack during Sklar’s open house this weekend. Find photos and details here…
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Madrone Jab Review + Ratio Mech Review: Tale of Two Derailleurs
comment 57 time Apr 15 compose Logan Watts / Bikepacking GearTwo small brands an ocean apart are challenging the status quo with derailleurs built around repairability, compatibility, and mechanical simplicity. In this two-in-one review, we put the Ratio Mech and Madrone Jab to the test on the same bike. The result is a compelling look at what happens when thoughtful engineering meets a growing demand for alternatives to today’s increasingly complex drivetrain ecosystem. Find our full Madrone Jab Review and Ratio Mech Review here…
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Choose the Bear Tour: A Ride for Women’s Safety and Autonomy
comment 3 time Apr 14 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchThis summer, intrepid cyclist and award-winning storyteller Laura Killingbeck will ride over 1,000 miles across Michigan to advocate for women’s safety and autonomy, documenting the journey through writing and interviews. Learn more here…
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The Semi-Slick Panaracer GRAVELKING ZX is Here
comment 12 time Apr 14 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchThe latest addition to Panaracer’s GRAVELKING line is the speed-focused, semi-slick GRAVELKING ZX, which they claim is their fastest-ever tire for mixed terrain. Find a quick look at the new model here…
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2026 Sea Otter Classic Attendee Bike Portrait Photoshoot!
comment 1 time Apr 14 compose Miles Arbour / DispatchFor our readers planning to attend the Sea Otter Classic in Monterey, California, this weekend, we’d love to photograph you and your bike! We’ll be shooting attendee bike portraits on Saturday morning for one hour, and we hope you’ll pop by. Find details here…
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Bike Camp 2026: Come Together
comment 4 time Apr 14 compose Nic Morales / DispatchTwo Bikes Chattanooga hosted the second edition of Bike Camp over the weekend, a community-focused event highlighting more than just bikes. Having covered the inaugural event, Nic returned for year two. Find his report from Bike Camp 2026 here…
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Pre-Otter 2026: The Farm Open House in San Francisco
comment 6 time Apr 14 compose Miles Arbour / Field TripsOn his way to the 2026 Sea Otter Classic, Miles swung by The Farm open house in San Francisco to catch up with Outer Shell, Sklar Bikes, Tunitas Creative, Calling in Sick Magazine, and Chris McNally. Find a brief history of “The Farm,” photos from his visit, and a quick update on each maker here…
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Inside Neuhaus Metalworks: Slow is Smooth, Smooth is Fast
comment 27 time Apr 14 compose Miles Arbour / Field TripsNick Neuhaus and Daniel Yang of California’s Neuhaus Metalworks have been steadily making moves in the bike industry since 2021, achieving impressive success in a short time. Ahead of this year’s Sea Otter Classic, we stopped by their workshop to learn more about their approach and take an early look at their new Hummingbird Ti32, the 130mm travel Solstice, and other interesting bikes that will be on display at the show…
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Weekend Snapshot
comment 0 time Apr 13 compose Lucas Winzenburg / DispatchWe spin the globe and drop pins in Cyprus, the United States, and Spain for this morning’s edition of Weekend Snapshot. See what a few folks from our worldwide community got up to recently and share a photo from one of your rides here…


















