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The Tires Question

Downieville is almost here.  The Downieville Classic, one of the last real races.  People squirm in anguish just thinking of it.  They also call us.  Like, a lot. What tires should I run for Downi...

Trail Report: Singletrack Overload in Oakridge, OR

Quoc Phan, owner of Tam Bikes, slicing his Santa Cruz Bronson through a sliver of perfection on Alpine Trail above Oakridge, Oregon. This is the dry time of year. It seems that regardless of where...

Rad People Who Ride: Josh Tonnissen and Hank & Frank Bicycles, Lafayette

Josh loves trails and is always hungry for more.  Talking to him after a weekend is always a guessing game as to where Josh had ridden - was it the Lakes Basin near Downieville, Downieville proper...

Salsa Cycles-Adventures by bike made even better with TCS

Hearing about our friends having great times out on the trail is, well, heartwarming to say the least. When we get to be a part of it, as in the case with our friends from Salsa Cycles, we are just...

WTB Represents at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show

Great times were had by all at the 8th annual North American Handmade Bicycle Show. The three-day event held in Sacramento, CA contained 171 exhibitors and a record breaking 8,100 attendees. Requir...

Bronson Tire Goes Big In Australia!

This review just in from Mountain Bicycling Australia on WTB Bronson tires. "The more time we spend on the WTB Bronsons the more we liked them; in fact if these were the only trail/all-mountain ty...

If Bikes Could Smile

If bikes could smile, mine would be grinning ear to ear after todays lunch lap. Deep blue skies, tacky dirt, and the perfect tire combo (Bronson 2.3 AM TCS).

Expect the Unexpected at the Ashland Spring Thaw

Weir's 29er race debut at the 2011 Ashland Spring Thaw XC. Photo courtesy of LM. The 2011 Ashland Spring Thaw was full of surprises complete with teeth-chattering temperatures and snow levels so hi...

NICA, Hemp Slippers, and Bronsons

Last Friday we had a meeting with Nat From NICA, (pronounced n-y-k-ah: National Interscholastic Cycling Association) which is officially the best thing to happen to our sport since the invention o...

Around the World and Back Again–Part Three

The Road to Valloire was a windy one that turned out to be its own kind of enduro. With bikes and a baby on board, the team needed to find the most direct route, which meant driving over the Col du...

Around the World and Back Again–Part Deux

After a quick stop in Germany, Team WTB piled themselves, two bikes, two wives and a baby for a nine-hour van ride to Vars, France—a few days before the French Enduro race was set to begin. And be...