Nic Morales

After a series of wildfires canceled the 2025 edition of Mid South, Ted King didn’t want to sit idly by without trying to help. With clear conditions just a day or so after the event was called off, the former UCI WorldTour pro set off on a charity-focused FKT to do his part in making a bad situation into a better one. Find our interview here…

After launching the Bike Camp Co-Op as part of our new Basecamp platform, the Bike Camp Co-op quickly gained steam, and in just two weeks, our members listed over 30 bikes! Here we spotlight a few that caught our eye with a handpicked selection of complete bikes and frames for sale right now…

SRAM’s New Motive brakes use mineral oil, and come with the launch of two new budget offerings from the American brand—the DB6 and DB4. Available in a variety of kit setups, dive in below to check out all the specifics on this new hydraulic brake system…

With so much cycling-specific technology on the market, it can be tough to find products that offer true value for money. When Nic set out to combine navigation, tracking, and time-keeping needs into one device, it seemed like a lot to ask of a single piece of technology. After two years of wearing a Suunto Peak 5, he might have found exactly what he was looking for.

Since launching Basecamp last week, we’ve already made a bunch of tweaks and fixed a handful of bugs that were brought to our attention. Several of our editors also added dozens of new and gently used items for sale in the Bike Camp Co-op. Many of our members did, too! Find an update here…

The Terra Adventure tire is the newest offering from Continental, and it comes in 45, 50, and 55mm widths. Said to perfectly balance puncture protection and rolling resistance, the Terra Adventure tire is a solid link between a gravel tire and something you might find on an XC bike. Read on for details…

The Velo Orange x Blue Lug Group Ride was a meetup hosted by Velo Orange during their tour of Asia. Bringing together fans of the brand and the fruit, check out this quirky and unique collection of bikes…

The updated Ritchey Outback brings some much-desired changes to the brand’s well-loved gravel offering. With new chainstays, dropper routing, and a reworked carbon fork, the new Ritchey Outback boasts far more than just a fresh coat of paint. See it here…

Justin McKinley is back with another installment of his “Roads & Trails to the 2025 Tour Divide” video series. Speaking to prior experiences, Justin dives into his outlook on the “T-word,” being effective, injuries, and more. Watch it here…

The Jeronimo Txabardo II is the newest model from Jeronimo Cycles, a small titanium-focused bike company out of Portugal. The Jeronimo Txabardo II is the second edition of their downcountry bike, a hardtail equipped for the rough and rowdy stuff. For more on the Jeronimo Txabardo II, read on…

After nearly three years on Growtac’s Equal brakes, Nic thought it was high time he put pen to paper regarding his experiences with them. Though the validity of cable-actuated brakes in an increasingly hydraulic world is a contentious topic, Nic’s Growtac Equal Brakes review seeks to give a comprehensive look at the design and make of these lightweight calipers and offer some comparison to their US-made counterpart, the Paul Klampers…

Endless Bike Company is a small, one-woman operation out of Brevard, North Carolina, making anodized single-speed drivetrain parts. Unfortunately, given the current economic climate, she’ll soon have to raise her pricing for the first time since 2021…