Schwalbe, MAXXIS, Continental, Pirelli, Michelin, WTB, Kenda and Co. – the variety of mountain bike tires is vast – and often overwhelming. We tested over 50 MTB tire models for you – and stopped ...

Maxxis has done its homework with the new Dissector, keeping the rubber on the tire and on the trail for all the bikes. The Canadian website for Maxxis has not been updated with the new tires missing, ...

Roughly a decade ago, Maxxis tires introduced the WT or “Wide Trail” label to denote tires optimized for use with 30 to 35 mm internal rim widths, which were just gaining acceptance in the market. Up ...

After a breakout season as the Amy D Foundation’s sponsored cyclocross rider last year, Rebecca Fahringer is continuing this year as the manager and pro rider for the Stan’s NoTubes p/b Maxxis ...

Maxxis announced today that they have officially discontinued the Wide Trail (WT) labeling on their mountain bike tires. This nomenclature change affects all 2.4" and 2.5" wide tires in production, ...

After months of speculation, the UCI gives the green light to 32-inch wheels, allowing them in MTB races next year.

In the 90’s, when the mountain biking industry experienced a huge boost, Cannondale was the first to use a 24″ rear wheel. They used it in the “Beast of the East” edition. Following suit, Wes Williams ...

32″ bikes aren’t coming. They’re already here – and stamped with the UCI’s official seal of approval. Not too long after ...

XC rules do not allow for mixed wheel sizes, but any size is allowed. If this makes it to the world of enduro or, less likely ...

Only when reality strikes – with confused customers, missing spare parts and incompatible “standards” – does reason slowly ...

Editor‑tested picks from Cannondale, Specialized, and more for every budget—from nimble hardtails to full‑power dual ...

Small-batch bicycle maker Sklar Bikes has taken a great bike and made it even better, and today introduces the new ...