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WTB Volt Team Saddle: Quick Review

from our friends at twentynineinches.com Bike saddles are something very personal – every rider has his/her individual physiology, seating position and riding style, so there simply cannot be “one“...

1 year later, lone gray wolf still prowling California

Richard Shinn / California Dept. of Fish and Game As you may have noticed from our company logo, we at WTB have a very strong connection with the wolf. This is why we consider OR-7 (pictured above...

All I want for Christmas...

is a new WTB saddle! Duma - The saddle eating dog.

Videos of the Week

Jeff Herbertson     Rims: Frequency TCS i23     Saddle: Volt Team     Tires: Wolverine 2.2     Jay Petervary   &nbs...

Winning Black Friday Captions

The rules were simple, the caption with the most "likes" wins. Here are the winning captions from the Black Friday Caption Contest hosted on Facebook. “I thought he said pass but he meant I’m abou...

WTB/Cannondale Riders Cruz, Clementz, and Moeschler Dominate in Emerging South American and Asian Mountain Bike Race Scenes

It’s the season for giving thanks in the US, and what WTB is thankful for is having a small army of bike racers ready to deploy anywhere in the world for a podium result. Team WTB’s Ben Cruz led t...

Mojo Trail Diary, Morocco | Part 2 Ft. Fabien Barel & Mark Weir

"The Mojo crew have taken Mark Weir and Fabien Barel to Morocco to explore the boundaries of the ‘Mojo Trail Diary’ philosophy. We have always been interested in pushing (sometimes literally!) the...

Mystery of the Easy Rider

You've all seen it. Weir's signature facial hair that runnith beneath his nose, continues on down the cheeks until meeting its final destination somewhere beneath his chin. Is sculpting the perfec...

Trans-Provence from the Trench

[caption id="attachment_3202" align="aligncenter" width="550" caption="7 days, 26 timed stages, 320 km, 9500 metres vertical ascent, 15200 metres vertical descent... and most importantly: more swee...

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Review: WTB Bronson TCS Tyres

Hot off the press from our friends at factoryjackson.com! The very nature of riding 150mm travel ‘all mountain’ style bikes is that they allow you to ascend trails, to then descend them in a manne...

Downieville Adventure with Mark Weir, Ben Cruz and Jason Moeschler

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFCfn8OdzHg&feature=plcp Friends, bikes, beer and the great outdoors: who could ask for more? Wait, how about beer? Oh, yeah, we said that already. WTB/Cannondale's O...

INTRODUCING THE "VOLT" LINE OF SADDLES

Over 30 years of innovation has led WTB to create the latest in All Mountain saddles - the Volt. Ridden to podium spots as the official saddle of this years' Downieville All Mountain World Champion...

Team Kona Continues to Dominate in the Mongolia Bike Challenge

Cheers to Team Kona for dominating the podium with Kris Sneddon winning Stage Six of the 2012 Mongolia Bike Challenge presented by Orbea. Current overall leader, Cory Wallace, came second followed...

Mongolia Bike Challenge Day 5

A fast day through the desert for the fifth stage of the 2012 Mongolia Bike Challenge presented by Orbea. Leaving from the Ongi River Camp, racers rode through the African Savanna-like landscape t...

More Awesomeness from the Mongolia Bike Challenge

WTB-Orbea rider Arnold Zhang on Stryker wheels and Nano TCS tires. Stage three of the 2012 Mongolia Bike Challenge presented by Orbea proved to be another exciting day of racing. The sun shone bri...

From Marin to Mongolia--The Mongolia Bike Challenge that is...

The 2012 Mongolia Bike Challenge presented by Orbea is already well underway. The first day began in the capital of Ulaanbaatar where riders battled heavy rains in the 119km stage. Team Kona rode t...

Hood River Enduro... and Ben Cruz

Hot, damn hot, surprise downpour, cold, hot, dusty, little more rain, fog, dust, and moderate temps... Only "hot" was in the forecast. The rest must have followed us "WTB'ians" from the banks of th...