“The Rail 29 is efficient and responsive on all sorts of terrain, including dirt roads and techy trails. Even though the chainstay is relatively short at 436 millimeters, the moderate head tube angle (65 degrees) kept the back of the bike stable on steep sections.” Read More : https://www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-gear/bikes-and-biking/best-trail-bikes/ Learn more about the Rail29 |…

See more in articles from: Bike Rumor : https://bikerumor.com/why-cycles-now-revel-bikes-same-titanium-bicycle-designs/ Originally founded in 2016, Why Cycles offers complete mountain and drop bar models with a mission to create beautiful bicycles with a modern take on traditional titanium. Beginning today, Why Cycles will officially become part of its sister brand, Revel Bikes. Consolidating the two brands will…

The Revel Rover, launched in early 2022, is Revel’s first foray into a realm of bikes without their award-wining CBF full suspension platform. The product designers at Revel have deep roots in drop bar bike design, too, so the Rover is a logical next step in the brand’s expansion into a space that Revel was…

Many years in the making, watching riders throw a leg over the new Rail29, especially Pinkbike’s Alicia Leggett, has been both exciting and fulfilling. Her Rail29 long-term in-depth review covers all the bases, and judging by her photos and words, we think she may have liked it. 🙂 Read more here: https://www.pinkbike.com/news/review-the-155mm-revel-rail-29-wants-more-uphill.html Pinkbike’s Take The…