Girls Gotta Eat Dirt by Ripton & co. has just put on a clinic on how to make an MTB film. There are no weirdly scripted riding moves where the “girl” overtakes the “guy”. No pretense about trying to have…
Contact points on a mountain bike are highly important and also highly individual. For this review, I’ll be sharing my experiences with the PNW Loam Grips and trying to offer some comparisons to other common grips so that you can…
Whatever you can do to give your brain a fighting chance to make good decisions is going to be the best protection you can get. Over this winter I have begun to dabble in backcountry skiing. A big part of…
Mountain biking takes a lot of different forms and for some of it means being way “out there” in the wilderness with a many-hour hike back to civilization if something goes wrong. For these types of adventures having some survival…
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In our final episode of 2020 we cover the last bikes released and some new shoes and accessories. Canyon Stoic Canyon Strive Evil Offering Pivot Mach 6 Marin Alpine Trail Carbon Santa Cruze Nomad Manitou Mezzer Leatt Flat Pedal Shoes…
Finding MTB gear in stock this year can be a challenge. We’ve found 5 great stocking stuffers for less than $20 that are in stock now! PNW Loam Grips – $19 I’ve been riding with these grips for the last…
Even before the pandemic mountain biking has often taken me on solo trips far into uninhabited areas. There is an inherent amount of risk with this type of travel and the Garmin inReach SE+ has become part of my risk…
It seems like the last 5 years has seen an explosion of tire options available to us as Mountain Bikers. Teravail, is one of those brands that I hadn’t even heard of a few years ago. I got a chance…
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Lots to cover this week after our Thanksgiving break. We’ve got new accessories, kids bikes, hardtails, full squish bikes, klunkers oh my! Scott Ransom Junior Oneup EDC Lite State Bicycle Company Klunker Canfield Bikes Jamis Komodo Santa Cruz Recall Eskar…
Here at EverydayMTB we tend to focus on getting the most bang for your buck out of your riding equipment. What might be counter-intuitive to some then, is that this makes me even more critical of bike geometry. Why? I’ll…