Tag: singletracks.com
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The Sierra Front Trail will bring 100 miles of singletrack to Reno, Nevada
Northern section of the Sierra Front Trail. Photo: Kevin Joell For Reno riders, getting to the trailhead has always meant one thing: “you had to throw your bike on your bike rack and drive, sometimes through afternoon traffic, to get to the trailhead that you wanted to get to,” according to longtime MTB trail advocate…
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These are the bargains bikers will love from the Amazon Big Spring Sale
All prices and availability are subject to change. The Amazon Big Spring Sale just started today and mountain bikers will be stoked to save on electronics, tools, and supplies. These are our favorite buys so far. Garmin Forerunner 165 $249.99 | $199.99 sale The Garmin Forerunner 165 features a brilliant AMOLED display and in addition…
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Why being the slowest rider in the group is the best place to be
Photo: Ty Tagami. Editor’s note: this article originally appeared in the March 12, 2026, Singletracks email newsletter. It’s free to sign up, and you’ll receive links to the week’s top articles plus original content just like this in your inbox each week. Apparently, I’ve gotten soft. I became painfully aware of this fact on a recent group ride…
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The pros and cons of 32″ wheels, and what we can learn from 29er adoption
Photo: BTCHN’ Alpina Over the last year or so, 32” wheels have been a common thread on many mountain bike media platforms, including Singletracks. While this larger wheel size initially seemed like a unique one-off on equally unique bikes at trade shows, it now seems to have filtered into the industry’s bloodstream. And while we’re…
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Tucson’s 100-Acre Wood Bike Park will reopen in 2026 with 10 miles of trails and a new progressive design
The 100-Acre Wood Bike Park project is on its second iteration, and this one promises to be even better than the first one. Photo: SDMB. Tucson has some of the best mountain biking in the Southwest — and some of the steepest learning curves. When most of your local trails are raw and rough, getting…
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The first lift-served bike park in Arkansas is set to open with 20 miles of DH trails
All photos courtesy OZ Trails The OZ Trails Bike Park, the first chairlift-served bike park in Arkansas, has officially announced its opening day: June 12, 2026, during the Bentonville Bike Fest. “For the first time in Arkansas history, riders can load a chairlift and drop into world-class gravity trails, right here in the Ozarks,” said Gary…
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Is your bike’s dropper post electronic?
Mountain bikes are becoming ever-more electrified today, from drivetrains to components like suspension and dropper posts. Wireless electronic dropper posts boast advantages when it comes to installation and configuration, though they’re also more expensive, and some riders worry about what will happen if the battery dies. Are the pros enough to outweigh the cons? We…
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These Cannondale MTBs are 30%+ off, plus save 40% on select Lefty forks and lightweight carbon components
All prices and availability are subject to change. The Cannondale Spring Sale just dropped with popular XC and trail bikes 30% off or more. Or save $1,000 off a Topstone gravel bike that comes with a suspension fork and dropper post. Select components, like Lefty Ocho and Oliver forks, carbon wheels and bars, and saddles,…
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Why you should hold onto and keep riding that 5-year-old mountain bike
New bike day, 2019. The Stoke is an occasional opinion series highlighting the things that get us stoked about mountain biking. 🤘 👍 👏 🙏 TIL that in 2025 the average passenger vehicle on the road in the USA was 14.5 years old. Though I can’t say how old the average mountain bike on the trail…
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SWAMP Mountain Bike Club is bringing the first trails to Pinellas County at Lake Seminole Park
Photo: SWAMP “If you’re in Pinellas, you suffer.” That’s how SWAMP Mountain Bike Club (SWAMP) Executive Director Pat Sanchez describes the reality for mountain bikers in Pinellas County, Florida — a peninsula hemmed in by Tampa Bay and largely cut off from the state’s best trail systems. The county’s nearly one million residents have had…