Reading Time: 5 minutes As linkage systems continued to evolve, designers were left with the difficult task of designing a bike that absorbed the bumps of a rough trail, but without absorbing the momentum of the rider’s pedal stroke.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes The performance of a bike varies dramatically, based on what its made out of, and over the course of history they’ve been built out of just about everything.
Reading Time: 3 minutes Love to play in the mountains? Be familiar with the risks, including unpredictable weather, and read on for our favorite forecast tools and safety tips...
Reading Time: 5 minutes One of the developments that looms large in the bike world today is the way electronics are becoming integrated into the modern bicycle...
Reading Time: 4 minutes Spring can be a tricky season to fish, which makes it all the more rewarding. Check out our tips for fly fishing this time of year...
Reading Time: 5 minutes From biking and hiking, to concerts and farmer's markets, there's no shortage of things to do in Park City during the summertime, so we've narrowed it down to our favorites...
Reading Time: 4 minutes As riders and designers have pushed forward in search of the fabled one-bike quiver, we’ve seen more bikes that have slack headtube angles, more reach, lower bottom brackets, and longer wheelbases.
Reading Time: 3 minutes We were raised to believe that numbers don’t lie. If you attach a number to a measurement of some sort, that number should mean something distinct from all other numbers associated with that measurement system.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Written by Jans Ambassador, Jackson Hogen, of Realskiers.com. Every skier, whether they know it or not, has a DIN number. It’s the torque value that their bindings are […]
Reading Time: 6 minutes Written by Jans Expert, Scott House. Most people dread winter weather; the snow, cold, and wind might have something to do with this lack of […]
Reading Time: 3 minutes Written by Jans Ambassador, Jackson Hogen, of Realskiers.com. In the specialized world of ski marketing, “new” can mean many things. “New” can be as inconsequential […]
Reading Time: 5 minutes Effective layering isn’t just about being warm; it’s about thermal regulation and achieving that Goldilocks “just right” temperature at all times, whether you’re getting the […]
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