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A native Floridian, Nic’s entry and existence in the discipline of cycling is much like that of his origins– atypical. With a penchant for winding dirt roads, coffee stops, and parallel top tubes all the same, Nic’s background in philosophy, film, football (or soccer I suppose), seeks to inform a broader, more complete frame of cycling oriented reference.
Part two of our coverage focuses on some heavy hitters who were displaying their creations in Philadelphia this past weekend. With the sole 32er of the show, a classic build from Brian Chapman, and much more, dive into the second roundup of highlights below…
Singlespeeding graphic designer JJJJustin has a new video on his latest Otso build. Explore this fun, relaxing fat bike build showcase that also runs through his full winter setup below…
Over 100 builders and brands traveled to Philadelphia for the weekend to showcase an incredible selection of bikes, components, and accessories at the annual expo. Nic Morales returned for a second year to search out the most interesting bikes and other bits. Explore his first roundup and gallery of handpicked finds here…
Salsa has announced a new race-oriented gravel bike, the Flyway. With clearance for 50mm tires, suspension-corrected geometry, and a new carbon layup, the Salsa Flyway appears to be a versatile option for those seeking speed. Find details on their new bike below…
Week after week, more exceptional used gear is being added to the Bike Camp Co-op. In our second Co-op Finds roundup of 2026, we celebrate nearly 2,000 listings and highlight a Surly Bridge Club, some great racks, wireless components from Shimano, bags from Rogue Panda and Revelate, and much more. Dig into all the listings below…
Launched in 2006, the Revelate Mountain Feedbag set the standard for stem bags. After almost 20 years, the larger Mountain Feedbag is now accompanied by a smaller bag with the same DNA, the Revelate Speedbag. Check out Nic’s first look at this new stem bag and find updates on some minor changes to the iconic Mountain Feedbag below…
Otso just released a new version of its carbon gravel model, the Waheela R. Capable of running 700 x 50mm tires, the Otso Waheela R is poised as a race-oriented gravel bike. For more on this new model, check out all the details below…
Last week, we asked our readers how many speeds they prefer on their 1x systems. With over 1,000 responses, the people have spoken. Explore the survey results below…
Smaller than a tube but big enough to carry a few pastries home after the ride, the new Ultralight Musette bag from Rene Herse could be a solid addition for those who need a bit more occasional cargo capacity. For more, find details below…
The Post Carry Co. Loomer bike bag is designed to haul road and gravel bikes with minimal disassembly. Featuring two sizes, roller wheels, and a variety of storage compartments, it’s a pricey but significant upgrade to a cardboard box. Check out all the details of this new travel box below…
Reeb Cycles just announced two new hardtails for 2026, with one being made in Taiwan and the other made in the USA. The Hall Pass and Re:Dikyelous share the same trail-oriented geometry but sit at different price points. Find details on these new hardtails below…
Wilde Bikes out of Minneapolis just announced a new model they say is built for a singular reason: fun. With a looptail design, clearance for massive 26″ tires, and canti studs, it’s an intriguing design that is sure to pique some niche interest. Dive into all the details of their new Moto Cruiser below…
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