Leaving Chaumont we made our way to France, stopping at Lake Geneva for an introduction to dress codes, a fine lunch of risotto, and a French vs Canadian paddle boat

Here’s the latest dispatch from our man Mike Hopkins, on tour in Europe with the Suntour Durolux Tour: Yesterday we laid our last tracks in Chaumont, and what a day

Diamondback team rider Mike Hopkins is a hard one to nail down. Always moving forward, he’s constantly looking for new experiences–with and without his bike. He recently sent us this

Mountain bikers have never had as many trail options as we do right now. It seems advocacy groups and motivated trail builders are adding miles every day. There is so

With an ever-growing network of trails, the Stevens Pass Bike Park is fast becoming a popular lift-served destination in the Pacific Northwest. Just a short trip from Diamondback HQ, it’s

Our informal ranking of the 10 most cycling-friendly cities in the United States finds that bikes are taking the nation by storm—and not just in the expected places. No. 1

Wheeler Peak, Nevada The sustained grind up Wheeler takes you through forests of bristlecone pines before popping out onto the barren quartzite summit plateau. The stark scenery (and substantial effort

The Peruvian Andes It’s no surprise that a nation with 70 peaks above 18,000 feet would rank among the world’s premier mountain biking destinations. Once the epicenter of the Incan

The Colorado Trail The 5,000-foot descent from Kennebec Pass to Durango on the final day of this singletrack smorgasbord lasts three glorious hours. But for riders on a five-day Rim