The Radavist
The Radavist is a community of cycling enthusiasts who cherish both biking and nature. We make it a point to pause for photos or take on a jump whenever we can. We hold a strong belief in respecting the great outdoors, so please remember to take your trash with you and try to leave the environment even better than you found it. As ambassadors for cycling, let’s be courteous on the roads and trails, and always follow the leave no trace guidelines.
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theradavist.com | JOhn Watson |John Watson
Radar No need for bar extenders now! Japanese bike shop Blue Lug just announced that the beloved Fairweather bullmoose bars now come in a wide option, B923. Blue Lug worked with Nitto to widen the width and extension of these Ritchey-inspired bars. The resulting bars became 40 mm wider than the B903, making the B923 bars 750 mm wide.
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theradavist.com | JOhn Watson |John Watson
Radar State Bicycle Co.‘s Riding Fixed, Up Mountains, with Pros series continues with Matteo Jorgenson. Hailing from Boise, Idaho, Matteo Jorgenson is America’s top-ranked professional cyclist and a rising star in the WorldTour. With breakout performances at Paris-Nice, the Tour de France, and major wins around the globe, Matteo is known for being both tactical and tenacious.
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theradavist.com | JOhn Watson |John Watson
Bikepacking Roots is proud to launch the Great Plains Gravel Route (GPGR), which celebrates the Great Plains, its people, history, wild ecology, and agricultural prominence…The route, which traverses 3,500 miles across six states in middle America, immerses riders in the richness and diversity of landscapes that the region has to offer, via the veins of rural byways that knit together the farms, ranches, grasslands, and plains towns.
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theradavist.com | JOhn Watson |John Watson
Radar Italian cycling apparel brand Cascada just launched a full line of summer Trail shirts using a new fabric comprising 95% polyester and 5% elastan. This material is soft as the classic cotton t-shirt, with a more classic aesthetic and less tech look. Breathable, light, and stretchy, the short-sleeve Trail jersey keeps you cool and dry on summer days thanks to its quick-drying polyester fabric, wicks sweat away from the skin, and promotes rapid evaporation.
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theradavist.com | JOhn Watson |John Watson
Radar There’s a quiet magic shared by those who venture outdoors in northern places when spring begins to break. The winter of short rides and dark days fades, replaced by the promise of longer light and bigger adventures. Springfell is a story of return — to trails long buried, to ridge lines forgotten beneath winter’s weight.
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