The sport of mountain biking has come a long way since its humble beginnings, but thanks to constant progress and innovation, ...

It started as an experiment: Is the 2.25-inch tyre trend for gravel bikes really a good idea? It was August 2024, and all eyes were on the Leadville 100, where drop-bar mountain bikes were being ...

Few tyres caused the stir that Continental’s Race Kings made last year, and we finally got to put them to the test ...

Whether you are riding pure road or considering some gravel detours, tyre choice has a more significant influence on your riding experience than any other single component. Tyres mediate ride comfort, ...

We’re increasingly seeing new gravel bikes push tyre clearance further than ever. Take one look at the gravel-racing scene, and 2.2in – or 55.88mm – mountain bike tyres are becoming more and more ...

Like a lot of other factors involved in mountain biking, setting the air pressure of the tires is a matter of compromise. Keep them too soft, and you can’t go as fast as you’d like on smooth stretches ...

The compound and casing also lend a sense of road-buzz comfort, but the tyre measured only 27.8mm at 80psi on the 22mm-wide ...

Fat tire bikes are made for off-road mountain biking, or riding on uneven surfaces like gravel paths, forest trails, or sandy beaches. They can also be an asset for negotiating city streets slicked ...