The Radavist

SimWorks just announced a pre-order for the 2025 batch of its High Plains Drifter klunkers. Let’s check it out…

We’re so lucky to have Guy Stone from Relstone Cycles display his beautiful Ghidorah rigid MTB for this week’s Readers’ Rides. Inspired by Kaiju movies, this gilded steed features a King Ghidorah theme. Read on for a brief description and a gallery of photos by Daniel Iroh…

The first production run of the PBJ, or Performance Basket Jammer, arrived at Sklar Bikes in San Francisco. Now this versatile, rigid mountain bike is available directly from Sklar and their authorized dealers. We have covered the PBJ extensively since its earliest prototypes over five years ago, and we are excited that the latest ultimate iteration of this beloved bicycle is available to all. Read on for more…

Ritchey just announced a P-29er Team Edition frameset ($1,319), featuring the classic P-22 paint scheme reimagined for a modern chassis…

Reno, Nevada-based Manzanita Cycles just announced its Manifesto hardtail model. Featuring 130 mm of travel and heaps of details. Let’s check it out…

The Surly Karate Monkey is a fan favorite and for today’s Readers’ Rides, Neil shares his longest standing, most ridden bike with us…

Mason Cycles first launched its InSearchOf drop-bar 29er mountain bike in 2019 and it quickly became an in-demand bike for gravel, mountain bike and touring disciplines for the brand. Now, in 2025, the suspension corrected drop-bar mountain bike got a few concerted updates, along with a new name, the ISO2. Let’s check it out…

Viral Bikes kicks off the season with its Dérive CR, a 4130 triple-butted chromoly version of the titanium hardtail with a Pinion gearbox John reviewed last year…

Today, Neuhaus Metalworks has announced its Core Collection, consisting of production frames made in Taiwan, and the first model to roll out from this new endeavor is the Hummingbird 29er hardtail ($1,199 frame). Let’s check it out…

The PBJ, or Performance Basket Jammer, has been a model in the Sklar Bikes lineup for some time now. But today, the San Francisco-based framebuilder and bike company announced that the pre-order is live for these veritable “do it all” framesets ($1,399), so let’s take a more in-depth look…

Cotic Bikes just received an early shipment of its new Solaris, the UK brand’s flagship hardtail, in Gloss Ember and Gloss Forest. These two colors really pop with a gloss finish. The Solaris frames are now UDH, Sram Transmission compatible, and are built in Czechia from Reynolds 853 tubing. Optimized for a 100-130 mm fork and 29er wheels, Cotic has size C4 in stock now; other sizes are shipping in January.

Roll on over to Cotic Bikes to see more.

After seemingly years of teasing, including in our Mason Cycles Shop Visit, Mason sneakily announced that the Macro has finally landed in its Instagram Stories this morning. Let’s take a closer look at this rigid or hardtail 29er mixed-terrain bicycle below!

Wilde‘s latest bike, the Dark Star ($1,200 pre-order), is a 120 or 130 mm travel hardtail 29er MTB with clearance for a 2.6″ tire and the option to run it with a rigid segmented fork Wilde calls the Future Proof Fork ($250 pre-order). What’s most interesting about this bike is how Wilde launched it to dealers…