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The Slowtwitch Podcast: Meet the Irish Couple Who Turned a Love of Cycling Into Their Day Job

In this week's episode of The Slowtwitch Podcast, listeners are introduced to Aislin Coppinger and Rob Cummins, an Irish couple who have transformed their passion for cycling into a thriving business by owning multiple bike shops in Dublin called Wheelworx. The couple shares their journey from triathlon enthusiasts to successful shop owners, highlighting their experiences in racing, including participation in prestigious events like the IRONMAN World Championship. Cummins, who transitioned from a lifestyle of smoking to cycling, and Coppinger, a talented ultrarunner, discuss their unique paths...

The Slowtwitch Podcast: Meet the Irish Couple Who Turned a Love of Cycling Into Their Day Job

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Mountain Bike Industry Set for Exciting Changes in 2026

The mountain bike industry is gearing up for some exciting changes in 2026. eMTBs are expected to become more mainstream, with new models challenging existing systems. Additionally, the rise of junior racers moving up to elite UCI DH ranks is set to shake up race standings. It's an exciting time to be a part of the mountain biking community!

Mountain Bike Industry Set for Exciting Changes in 2026

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Neo-Pros To Watch For 2026

The cycling world is buzzing with excitement as ten promising neo-pros emerge for the 2026 season, showcasing a blend of talent and potential. Among them is Jarno Widar from Belgium, who opted for an extra year in the Under-23 ranks, proving his mettle with impressive victories, including the U23 Giro d’Italia. Jakob Söderqvist from Sweden, the reigning U23 time trial world champion, is another rider to watch, known for his strength in the classics. Meanwhile, Senna Remijn, a young Dutch talent, is making waves in the classics scene, while Slovenian Jakob Omrzel is poised to make his mark afte...

Neo-Pros To Watch For 2026

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Mountain biking shouldn't be a tech startup

I get that tech is advancing, but when did mountain biking become a tech startup? I don't need my gloves needing firmware updates or my bike rack demanding an app. I just want to ride without all this digital clutter. Let's keep it simple and focus on the ride.

Mountain biking shouldn't be a tech startup

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"Mission to MARS" Trail in Missoula: A Game-Changer for Adaptive Riders

Just read about the new "Mission to MARS" trail in Missoula, Montana. It's an adaptive-accessible flow trail that drops 573 feet over 1.6 miles, featuring massive banked berms and rollers. Designed for riders of all abilities, it's a great addition to the mountain biking community. Can't wait to check it out next time I'm in the area.

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The 10 Best Pro Cyclists of 2025

In 2025, Tadej Pogačar and Pauline Ferrand-Prévot emerged as the standout pro cyclists, each achieving remarkable milestones in their careers. Pogačar continued his dominance, winning his fourth Tour de France and multiple prestigious races, solidifying his status as one of cycling's greatest. Meanwhile, Ferrand-Prévot made a stunning comeback, clinching the Tour de France Femmes and Paris-Roubaix in her first full season back, showcasing her exceptional talent. Other notable riders included Remco Evenepoel and Mads Pedersen, both of whom had impressive seasons, further enriching the competiti...

The 10 Best Pro Cyclists of 2025

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Best Sunglasses for Skiing of 2025/2026

Mountain biking and cycling enthusiasts know the importance of having the right gear, especially when it comes to eye protection. While the original article focuses on skiing sunglasses, the principles of choosing the right eyewear apply equally to cycling. For instance, the Oakley Sutro stands out as a versatile option, offering excellent coverage and stylish design, making it suitable for both mountain biking and casual wear. Additionally, options like the Smith Venture provide great clarity and protection, ideal for cyclists who need to combat glare on sunny rides. Selecting sunglasses that...

Best Sunglasses for Skiing of 2025/2026

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Mountain Bike Geometry Shifts Towards Balance and Comfort

Mountain bike geometry is evolving beyond the "long and slack" trend. Designs are now focusing on balanced, practical refinements for real-world comfort. Expect to see bigger wheels, higher stack heights, steeper seat angles, and size-specific adjustments in upcoming models. This shift aims to enhance rider experience without chasing extremes.

Mountain Bike Geometry Shifts Towards Balance and Comfort

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2025 Garmin Connect data report

In 2025, Garmin users demonstrated a growing enthusiasm for outdoor activities, particularly cycling and mountain biking, with nearly half of cycling sessions lasting an hour or more. The data revealed that users engaged in 8% more activities compared to the previous year, with cycling ranking among the top five activities alongside running and strength training. Notably, older users, particularly those aged 50-59, excelled in mountain biking, while younger generations favored outdoor running. The report also highlighted a significant increase in overall activity levels, showcasing a commitmen...

2025 Garmin Connect data report

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Atherton Bikes' Rise in 2025 MTB Brand Rankings

Atherton Bikes breaking into the top 5 mountain bike brands in 2025 is impressive. Their custom high-end builds are clearly resonating with riders. Santa Cruz maintaining the top spot shows their consistent appeal. It's interesting to see how preferences are shifting in the MTB community. Looking forward to what these brands bring next year.

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Vital MTB's Impressive Social Media Reach

Just came across the "90 Best Mountain Bike Blogs And Websites in 2025" list. Didn't realize Vital MTB has such a massive following—over 232K on Facebook and 623K on Instagram. Impressive reach for mountain biking content. Might be worth checking out their latest reviews and videos.

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Potential cap on Cycle to Work scheme may affect mountain bikers

The Chancellor's plan to cap the Cycle to Work scheme could make it harder for mountain bikers to afford new bikes. This scheme has been a great way to get quality gear at a discount. If the cap is too low, it might limit options for those looking to upgrade. Hope they reconsider the impact on the cycling community.

Potential cap on Cycle to Work scheme may affect mountain bikers

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