November 08, 2019
Bike of the Week: A Purple to Green Mosaic All-Roader
This week we share our latest creation in partnership with our Boulder-based frame builders, Mosaic - a fast, capable and custom-built GT titanium gravel bike, equally optimized time on the road and the dirt. The purple to green ombré finish is stunningly executed on this bike. But while the paint takes the spotlight, let's...
Derek Yarra
November 05, 2019
Field Tested: Riding With the Wahoo Roam
I'll be honest, I'm probably the worst person to try and review a modern cycling computer. Why? Until a couple of months ago, I'd taken a near five year hiatus from riding with any kind of ride data. No mileage, no heart rate, no power... nothing but an analog watch...
Derek Yarra
November 01, 2019
Bike of the Week: A One of a Kind Grey Scale Pinarello Dogma F12
Ride like the pros. Be like Froome, look like Sagan... We see it every day, bike brands using the likeness of their marquee teams and riders as a selling point for their latest bikes and "limited edition" paint jobs. While there's nothing wrong with wanting to assimilate with your heroes, we are...
Derek Yarra
October 24, 2019
Bike of the Week: A Two-Piece Titanium Traveler
Quite often we build bikes for a specific destination. A light weight climbing bike for a trip to the Pyrenees, a long travel mountain bike for trips to the Whistler bike park... Sometimes, though, the need for a bike is less about the destination, and more about the journey. For this...
Derek Yarra
October 17, 2019
Bike of the Week: A Seductive Seta Plus
Say you wanted to build the ultimate modern road bike—lightweight, streamlined design, ample clearance for high volume tires, and integrated cabling. There's no shortage of options out there these days, but say you wanted to have all of that that in a carbon platform with a perfectly tailored custom fit... and...
Derek Yarra
October 09, 2019
Hail, Rain, Sun, and Snow at the California Grinduro
Weather Underground,Dark Sky, AccuWeather. Quincy, California. Refresh, refresh, refresh. Weather Underground,Dark Sky, AccuWeather. Quincy, California. Refresh, refresh, refresh. If you like to ride bikes in the dirt and you like to party in the mountains, you probably followed this cadence repeatedly over the final week of September, leading up to...
Derek Yarra
September 26, 2019
Bike of the Week: Blue White and Green UP
No matter the season, no matter the location, the gravel fever seems to know no end. This week, we're excited to feature a breathtaking Open U.P. The mission? To build a super fast all-terrain rig ready to take on the the mountainous backroads of the Colorado Front Range. We mixed...
Derek Yarra
September 25, 2019
Getting my Feet Wet in Gravel by Jumping Head First into a 140 Mile Grinder
As a recovering triathlete married to a road cyclist, most of the chatter I’ve heard around gravel racing is skeptical. You often hear things like “gravel is for Instagram” or when you get dropped in a gravel race, you can just say you were there to “have fun”...among other things....
September 22, 2019
Riding the Cadex 42s: The Way Too Early New Wheel Review
It seems that almost every morning, upon checking my email inbox for the first time of the day, I'm hit with a barrage of new cycling products that have just launched. Rims, saddle bags, revolutionary flat fixing devices, apparel pieces that will take me to before unheard of levels of...
Chad Nordwall
September 19, 2019
Bike of the Week: A Single Speed Sarto
Today, we share an especially unique build. A road bike, stripped of its gears and derailleurs for single speed journeys, with the ability to flip to fixed for days on the track. A custom carbon frame built our Italian friends at Sarto, ready to be ridden in the rolling hills of Northern...
Derek Yarra
September 18, 2019
A Vertical Quarter Mile of Pain: Red Bull Bay Climb
The beauty of bike racing is the plethora of unorthodox avenues anyone can pursue these days. While "gravel" might take the spotlight as the hyped up alternative to both traditional road racing and even cyclocross, even that looks mainstream compared to the activities thriving in our sport's subcultures. Even looking...
Derek Yarra
