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Photos: Ministrycycles.com It’s been nearly three years since we first spoke with Chris Currie about his Ministry Cycles project. The fully CNC’d aluminum front triangle is made in two halves, bonded together, and features Currie’s own 3VO Suspension design. But Currie didn’t stop there. In the past three years, he’s dabbled with different frame materials,…

Coldwater file photos: Jeff Barber The Life Time Coldwater Trail MTB & Run was announced to much fanfare last spring, billed as the most easterly Leadville qualifier to date, and by all accounts, the inaugural race — which was held in October 2025 — was a huge success. Then, just a few months later, Life…

Another day, another radial gravity tire to play with. This latest offering from Delium is competitively priced compared to the competition. Oh, and these radial tires are quite good to boot!  Delium Radial tires key specs Delium Rugged Radial and Versatile Radial tires offered in 29×2.5″ and 27.5×2.5″ sizes Tubeless ready Triple compound and Triple…

Screenshot via Rimpact’s site The Taipei 101 rises 1,671 feet above Taipei, Taiwan. When all 106 floors were completed in 2004, it was the world’s tallest building. Since then, 10 other buildings have stretched even further into the sky. At the center of the Taipei 101, suspended between the 82nd and 97th floors, is a…

All prices and availability are subject to change. This week’s mountain bike product picks include a great deal on a full SRAM groupset featuring brakes and a mechanical drivetrain, a quality bikepacking handlebar bag for 55% off, nearly $900 off a rad Kona adventure bike, and a great solution for securing two bikes in the…

Photos: Hannah Landon You’ve likely never heard of Nordegg, Alberta. The tiny town — with only 200 residents — sits just north of Banff National Park and had a history of mountain biking in the 90s. Sadly, that history, well, became history. That was until the Nordegg Off Road Cycling Association (NORCA) formed, advocating for…

File photo: Jeff Barber There comes a point in every mountain bike’s life when its owner stops riding it. It might be after a season or two, or it might be decades from now. Either way, we’re curious to know what you do (or plan to do) with a mountain bike once you no longer…

Slopestyle course rendering. The North American portion of the Crankworx World Tour kicks off this week, with stops at Whistler, BC; Silverstar in Vernon, BC; Sugarloaf in New Brunswick, Canada; and a series wrap-up at Mont Sainte-Anne (MSA) in Quebec. Ahead of the MSA stop, trail builders are working on three new trails — a…

No, it’s not beer that’s missing from your routine. File photo: Jeff Barber For many mountain bikers, myself included, the post-ride routine goes something like this: put away the bike, plop down beside the truck with a beer, and search up “burritos nearby.” And yet, I’ve had this nagging suspicion that this ritual isn’t doing…

Photos courtesy of Kali Protectives The marketing jargon on many full-face helmets typically make significant claims about breathability. However, if you’ve actually ridden more than a chairlift in a full-face helmet, you already know that those breathability claims are pretty subjective. But Kali’s new Kru full-face enduro helmet features a 360° titanium chin bar that…