Nic Morales

Long in the works, San Francisco’s Slug Bikes has finally launched its titanium hardtail, the Slug Gasser. Available in two mechanical build kits or as a frameset, this alluring hardtail features some interesting 3D-printed tech. For more, check out all the details below…

The Ritchey SuperLogic Mountain Bars are the brand’s latest carbon mountain bike handlebars. Available in three rise options, they could be a good way to add comfort and reduce weight at the front end of a bike. For more on these new risers, read on below…

The new Canyon Grizl AL is the latest version of the brand’s bikepacking-ready gravel bike. Capable of fitting 29 x 2.1″ tires, the new Grizl AL promises versatility and performance at a competitive price. For more, dive into all the details below…

Transferring boiling water from a camp pot to an AeroPress or Kalita can sometimes be messy. With the Pinkoi Whale Spout, the process of pouring any liquid from a pot or mug could be quite a bit easier. For more on this unique handmade device, check out the details below…

The new Fizik Ergolace 2 shoe improves upon the comfort-first approach of prior iterations. With four new versions in flat and clipless styles, the revamped Ergolace aims to provide comfort and versatility for riders heading into the unknown. Read on below for more…

Week after week, more exceptional used gear is being added to the Bike Camp Co-op. In our fourth Co-op Finds roundup of 2026, we celebrate over 2,300 listings and highlight some great complete bikes from Crust, Salsa, and Esker, as well as bags and gear from Revelate, Tumbelweed, Garmin, and much more…

Launched today, the Tailfin Journey Rack is the brand’s latest axle-mounted system, featuring a modular design that fits almost any bike. In typical Tailfin fashion, they produced a series of informative and creative videos to help customers get a clear idea of what’s included and how to use it. Watch all three videos below…

Long known as a go-to entry-level option, the State 4130 All-Road has been updated once again. With clearance for bigger tires and new, competitive drivetrain options, the 2026 edition of this budget-minded gravel bike is even more enticing than before. Dig into all the details below…

Last year, Richard Haldane took a bikepacking trip around mainland Scotland. Equipped with a drone, a tent, and a bug net, he documented his leisurely journey through the beautiful country. In “29 Days Cycling Alone in Scotland,” Richard offers a relaxing view of the idyllic Scottish countryside…

The 32″ Singular Pterodactyl is the latest bike from the UK-based brand design solely for riders taller than 5’10”. With a carbon fork, titanium frame, and clearance for 32 x 2.5″ tires, this massive rolling chassis is another addition to the rapidly growing 32″ category. For more details on this new 32er, dive into the details below…

Otso’s mythical drop-bar mountain bike, the Fenrir, is once again changing its spots. Now available in chromoly steel, the Minnesota brand has ported its fabled steed into a more approachable build material. With only minor geometry and spec changes, does this do-it-all bike keep its legendary status in a less alluring material? Find out in our full Otso Fenrir Steel review…

Launched today, Exposure Lights’ Revo 5 is a unique, bright dynamo light with a built-in battery—claimed to be the first of its kind. Capable of harnessing power from a hub while turned off, the Revo 5 can be pre-charged so that the running beam doesn’t suffer from drops in speed. Read on below for more on this new light…