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By Pat Carrigan From surfing, hiking, cycling and drinking wine, California’s central coast has long been known as the Mecca for outdoor activities. For Matt Maxwell, the miles of scenic byways, wind-swept vistas and ample tourist…

From his living room to a thriving business

Heading into the dark safely

Paul Van Weelden returns with a board track racer

Is it time to get amped with a new Current?

Keep the sweat out of your eyes

These pads are soft and flexible while riding but harden on impact

You're clear for take-off

Great news about recycling

Foam rolling is a great way to increase pliability in problem areas and to release tension and develop flexibility.

Fast and nimble without a cookie-cutter vibe

Triumph Motorcycles is the latest to dive into electric bikes

Breaking down common e-bike terminology to make things easier

OUR FRIENDS FROM NORTH OF THE BORDER GIVE US A TASTE OF THEIR LATEST SIGHT E-BIKE

The LeMond’s ride is sublime with a power delivery that is so natural that you sometimes wonder if it’s turned on.

The BMW dream machine—from Italy

The law doesn’t ban driving gas-powered cars; it will just take away the option to buy a new one.

Not dissimilar from riding a go-kart, everything feels like it’s coming at you at a faster speed when you’re so low to the ground

The electrical system can continue to run the motor, causing continued forward momentum...

Crankbrothers has spent decades researching how to create a pedal that harmonizes well with shoes. Now, the well-known pedal brand has stepped up to the plate...

Honda has pledged to stop making gas-powered vehicles by 2040—cars, motorcycles, even ATVs

How Often Should I Service My E-Bike? Your e-bike is a durable workhorse giving you miles and miles of fun and utility. But, over time, like any machine, it will need some care and maintenance. With wear and tear, brake pads and tires…

Spanish start-up OX Motorcycles has started production on their first electric motorcycle, the OX One. It is a cafe-racer-style e-moto with...

Stromer has redesigned the ST2. It is a Class 3 (28 mph)...

This is a good all-around commuter or touring bike for someone that wants a bike that’s well-made and dependable...