With terrain ranging from 2,000 feet to 13,500 feet above sea level, Utah is a cyclist’s paradise. Mountain ranges rise dramatically out of desert valleys, […]
Mountain Biking
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If you’ve been around bikes much in the last decade, you’ve probably heard a lot of hubbub about wheel and tire sizes changing.
If you are looking to get the best one-day sample of what it is like to ride in Park City, then the PCP2P is a great choice; starting in Round Valley and ending in Kimball Junction, this ride traverses almost all major mountain biking areas in Park City.
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.
Tubeless bike tires have been a mainstay for mountain bikers for years, but they have also been adopted across other categories too, like road and […]
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.
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.
It's time to break out the mountain bikes and head south. Do you have a favorite trail or area? We picked our top five rides and if you haven't ridden them, it's time to check them off your list!
Along with suspension and disc brakes, bicycle drivetrains are one of the things that make mountain bikes so incredibly capable. Having a wide range of […]
Gravel biking is an endurance sport where the goal is not so much tackling Strava times, but getting out there on rural dirt and gravel […]
We at Jans would like to shed some light on the subject of bike pedals. We’ll go over types of pedal technology, and the compatibility, […]
So Tera and I just hit our one year anniversary in the van, I can’t believe how fast it’s gone by. We have been all […]