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How is a carbon fibre road bike made? We went behind the scenes at the massive XDS Bikes factory in China to see how carbon road bikes and gravel bikes are made.
Not many retailer events send out a flurry of emails reminding you to come. Fewer acknowledge weather challenges, like torrential thunderstorms, and send a reminder a few hours before the event starts stressing umbrella storage and coat check, and then send another reminder an hour before the doors open.
Bicycling experts Dan Chabanov, Trevor Raab, and Tara Seplavy discuss the $4,500 aero bike that looks like a Tour de France bike.
Direct-to-consumer brand X-Lab will start selling framesets in the United States, with the brand's head of marketing, Patrick Pan, telling Bicycle Retailer that the move is in direct response to retailer demand.
The country’s manufacturers hope that high-performance models will improve their image
As emerging bike brands offer ever more performance at far beneath the price tags of western rivals, the question arises: should your next bike be Chinese?
Have you ever wondered how much the world's fastest cyclists' bikes actually cost? In this video, we rank the road bikes from all 23 UCI teams in the 2024 Tour de France from the "budget-friendly" options to the most expensive superbikes. From Spanish newcomers to iconic Italian masterpieces, we break down the specs and eye-watering price tags found in this year's professional peloton.
The ultra-low prices and Chinese production are what’s grabbing the headlines, but what you should really care about is how vertical integration could potentially upend the industry.
Inside this Video I show off all the specific bike models XDS X-Lab has to offer at there extreme low prices and how they compare to the entire Bike Industry.
BOULDER, Colo. (BRAIN) — Nearly a week after the 2026 Sea Otter Classic closed, I’ve absorbed an astonishing array of reports in the consumer and trade media, LinkedIn and elsewhere. Some is in line with my experience in Monterey, some not.
Chinese brands are making waves in the MTB market – here are 5 that should be on your radar