Riding a mountain bike isn’t like cruising a city street. It’s rough, muddy, and often extreme. Every climb, rocky descent, and splash through a stream leaves a mark on your…
Can Your Bike Handle Canada’s Toughest Trails? Meet the Polygon Collosus DH7 When the trail plummets and the stakes soar, you need an MTB bike that thrives under pressure. The…
Mountain biking in Canada is a lifestyle. From the rugged trails of British Columbia to the legendary slopes of Mont-Sainte-Anne in Quebec, riders here demand mountain bikes that can handle…
If you’ve ever been to Whistler or heard stories about British Columbia’s legendary trails, you know that Canada is a paradise for mountain bikers. Among the different types of MTB…
When Jumps Meet Journeys Some bikes are built for speed. Others for distance. And then there are the ones made purely for fun. That’s where the Dirt Jump Bike and…
Mountain biking didn’t just appear out of nowhere; it grew out of decades of experimentation, passion, and a need to explore beyond paved roads. What we ride today, lightweight, high-tech…
You might’ve heard the buzz about “mullet mountain bikes”, but it’s not about the hairstyle. This mixed-wheel setup (29″ front, 27.5″ rear) is becoming a favorite for riders chasing better…
Mountain biking is not only fun but also highly beneficial for kids—both mentally and physically. This activity builds endurance, improves motor coordination, and introduces children to the great outdoors early…
Wheel size is one of the most important factors that influence a mountain bike’s performance. The two most popular sizes—27-inch and 29-inch—offer very different characteristics, and choosing the right one…
In the world of mountain biking, the frame is the core foundation that determines comfort, control, and durability when tackling extreme terrain. Whether you prefer technical trails, rocky climbs, or…
